Husband dies after triple shooting in Yarraville
A man whose wife was killed in a shooting at Yarraville on New Year’s Eve has died in hospital from his injuries. A third person, the woman’s father, is also in hospital with gunshot wounds.
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A second person has died from injuries suffered in Tuesday’s triple shooting tragedy at Yarraville.
Veton Musai died in hospital on Wednesday, a day after his new wife, Lindita, was killed when a gunman opened fire at a property in Salisbury St.
Mrs Musai’s father, Osman Shaptafaj, is still in hospital being treated for gunshot wounds.
Homicide squad investigators are trying to establish a motive for the attack, which happened while other family members were at the property.
A gun was later found on public land at the end of Salisbury St.
The weapon was taken by police and will undergo ballistic examination.
Investigators on Wednesday spoke to residents from nearby properties about what they had seen or heard.
There were emotional scenes as devastated family members comforted one another outside the house.
Mr and Mrs Musai had been married for about a year.
Mrs Musai worked at Colliers International real estate agency in the city and Mr Musai at a branch of National Australia Bank.
Mrs Musai was 25 years old.
Police said the investigators were not looking for anyone else in relation to the incident.
“There is no ongoing risk to the community,” a Victoria Police spokeswoman said.
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