Two Suspects in Shooting Death of Korean Tourist in Guam 'Identified'

Suspect Found in Vehicle with Gunshot Wound
Accomplice Suspected Suspect Currently Incarcerated

The identities of two suspects involved in the shooting and killing of a Korean tourist in his 50s in Guam have been revealed.

According to Guam News on the 11th (local time), local police announced that one of the suspects in the Korean tourist murder case, Keiko Junior Santos (28), was found dead in a vehicle with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The accomplice, suspected to be Stefen Keanu Paulino Camacho (26), was arrested at a gaming parlor.

The deceased Santos had a criminal record since 2014, including theft, identity theft, and forgery, and was released from prison last November. Camacho is currently incarcerated on charges including aggravated murder, aggravated assault, robbery, use of a weapon, and conspiracy.

Suspects in the murder case of a Korean tourist: Keiko Junior Santos (28, above) and Stephen Keanu Paulino Camacho (26, below). [Image source=Guam News]

Stefan Ignacio, Chief of the Guam Police Department, stated, "It is not certain whether this incident is related to drugs," and added, "The investigation is ongoing and flexible."

Earlier, between 7:40 PM and 8:00 PM on the 4th, a Korean couple walking from Gun Beach to Tsubaki Tower Hotel in the Tumon area of Guam encountered a group of robbers. During the resistance, the husband was shot and killed. The deceased victim had visited Guam with his wife to celebrate his retirement when the incident occurred.

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