Teaneck, NJ – Police are investigating the killing of two men – one of whom is from Queens – who were found shot multiple times Thursday morning in an SUV with its engine running on Oakdene Avenue, NorthJersey.com reports.
The killings happened sometime Wednesday evening, the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office said in a statement. One of the victims is from the Howard Beach neighborhood in Queens, N.Y., and the other has not been positively identified.
The medical examiner has not officially determined the cause of death, and the prosecutor’s office did not release any other information. Investigators have been combing the scene of the killings since the bodies were discovered about 7 a.m., law enforcement officials said.
The men were shot from behind in an SUV parked on the south side of Oakdene Avenue, near Queen Anne Road, law enforcement officials said. A woman who lives next door to where the black Ford Explorer was parked called 911 after she saw bullet holes in the passenger side door and two bodies slumped over in the driver’s seat and front passenger seat about 6:30 a.m., said the woman’s daughter, who did not want to be identified.
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sounds like a mob hit.
What isn’t execution style?
Howard Beach is where the Gottis are from. I assume this was a gan hit. As long as they wack each other we’ needn’t worry unless they are careless. They have made mistakes before.
#2 I am no expert but from what I have gathered over the years, the following is my best educated guess;
Any random murder, is usually ‘not’ execution style.
Execution style is not necessarily one specific position or form.
But it is usually some kind of murder that could be described as a ‘professional looking job’.
It could be with the victim(s) tied up on their knees and shot on the back of the head and they fall over, still tied up.
Or it could be someone still in bed with a single shot to the head or heart.
Any murder with usually a single gun shot (or a very few shots (perhaps 2 or 3, but that would be unusual in ‘execution style’), as opposed to 20 or 30 shots with signs of a big struggle or fight) in an otherwise neat setting where everything is still in place except for the victim who is now dead.
Anything messy or siwth signs of a robbery or fight or struuggle of any kind is usually considered to be anything ‘but’ execution style.