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Scott Ostrem Case

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On November 1. 2017, 47-year-old man named Scott Ostrem walked into a Walmart in Thornton, Colorado and calmly opened fire on the customers shortly after 6 p.,m. Then left in a red Mitsubishi Mirage. Surprisingly, a Thornton Police Officer believes that the shooting was random and there was no motive found yet. Scott Ostrem is accused of walking into a Walmart in Denver on Wednesday of November 1, and fatally shooting a woman and 2 men. The victims of this shooting were 52 years old Pamela Marques, 66-year-old Carlos Moreno, and 26-year-old Victor Vasques. Ostrem was captured less than 10 miles away from the store where he started spraying bullets at the civilians. The judge of this case ordered Scott Ostrem to be held in Adams County Jail without any handcuffs. The store has been closed ever since so there would be no destruction of evidence. While the police were looking for a possible motive, Ostrem was already captured and no motive has still been found. …show more content…

She also said that taking this drug completely changed his personality and behavior. Michelle Willoughby (Scott’s step-sister) said “When he came home, he was terrified. He had voices in his head. Demons.” Willoughby also talked about how Scott was a people person and she adored him before this one trip to the drug store. Ostrem was said to frequently been taken to a Catholic priest who placed a crucifix (an image of Jesus on a cross) on his forehead and commanded the demons to leave his body. They also asked God to silence the voices of these

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