Suspect in deadly double shooting, fire dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound after standoff

We want to get back to our breaking news in Fox Chase. A tense, near 12-hour-long standoff coming to an end about 30 minutes ago. Philadelphia police say the armed man who was barricaded on a SEPTA bus is dead. This is video from another scene. We want to get back out to our Kelly Rule at the scene in Fox Chase, which is just wrapping up there. Kelly, what more do you know about the suspect's death here? So, Sheba, again, yes, we're just learning from law enforcement sources that the man that was armed on the SEPTA bus died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound so he was just pronounced dead at Abington Hospital I'm going to step aside so you can see the SEPTA bus for the first time so we were not able to see this from our vantage point all day but you can see it's still parked here and it's still blocked off by police but otherwise this area is now opened up to traffic and to foot traffic for the first time in over 10 hours so this entire area was shut down today, normally a busy business corridor. And it was completely quiet as this barricade went on for hours and hours. So we know from family members, they identified the man that was barricaded on the bus as Lonnie Fisher. And family members also tell us that he is the son and brother of the two women that were found shot to death at the home in Cedarbrook. And they identified those women as Sadie Turner and Gabby Turner. So Sadie is his mother and Gabby is his sister. Now, again, according to SEPTA, this all started early this morning when there were two passengers on the bus when it got to this Fox Chase loop. One passenger got off and another told the bus operator he was not getting off. So the bus operator then called dispatch. He was able to get off safely, the bus operator, and then police responded and declared a barricade just before 6 a.m. And again, that situation unfolding about two hours after police say crews responded to a home on the 8200 block of Williams Avenue for a fire. And that's where they found two women shot to death, again, identified by family as Sadie Turner and Gabby Turner. And family members at that scene told Fox 29, the armed man on the bus, Lonnie Fisher, is the adopted son and biological brother of those two women. And again, we are learning from law enforcement sources that he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at Abington Hospital. We saw an ambulance leaving the scene here with the police vehicles trailing it. The barricade is now over and they just still had this bus blocked off here by SEPTA transit police as they continue to investigate. Just a terrible, tragic series of events and a very long day for law enforcement here, Kelly. I know folks are wondering about a motive and, you know, I saw some early reports that perhaps Lonnie had gotten out of prison recently. Have you been able to get any confirmation on a motive? What was going on with him? We got some of that information as well from family. We have not been able to confirm that and we did see some information indicating previous charges against him but we have not gotten confirmation that that's definitively him but definitely appears to be a tragic situation and a domestic situation as they were all family members but we've not gotten confirmation from police about what really happened here. Any ages on the victims, Kelly? I do not have that at this time. But I know Jenny has been working hard over at the home and speaking with family members, and she may have those ages for us coming up at six o'clock. Okay. But again, the victims names Sadie and Gabby Turner, mom and daughter. All right. Thank you very much, Kelly. I know you'll continue working your sources on this one.