Alleged triggerman identified in killing of tourist, hiker

A 17-page criminal complaint filed against Lampley, 23, Sean Michael Angold, 24; and Lila Alligood, 18, accuses Lampley of personally opening fire and killing tantric teacher Steve Carter on October 5 in Marin County. Father Daniel Nacimento said he hopes her family in Montreal knows that residents in the city of Saint Francis are honoring her. Steve Posin and his dog Maggie are in Golden Gate Park almost every day.

After he was shot, Lampley, Angold and Alligood stole his vehicle and fled to Oregon, Marin County Sheriff’s Office officials said.

Three young itinerants accused of killing a hiker in Fairfax and a Canadian tourist in San Francisco will be tried in Marin County Superior Court for both cases.

The booking charges reveal a few new details about the suspects, who Marin County Sheriff’s Lt. Doug Pittman had described as “lost souls”, with no formal ID when they were arrested. The special circumstances that make the defendants eligible for the death penalty, include multiple murders, lying in wait, committing murder in the course of a robbery.

On it, she said Coco will be in the animal hospital for “some time”, and described the pain she is feeling after her husband was killed. San Francisco Police commander Toney Chaplin said both victims and Carter’s dog were shot with the same handgun, which was reported stolen om October. 1 from an unlocked auto in San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood. Carey had just embarked on a backpacking trip and had camped in Golden Gate Park during the popular Hardly Strictly Bluegrass music festival in the park. The suspects could face life in prison or the death penalty.

The defendants were arrested around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday outside a dining hall in Portland, Oregon, for Carter’s murder in the Loma Alta Open Space Preserve. Authorities also say they found Carter’s vehicle and camping gear that belonged to Carey in their possession. The couple, who had previously lived in Lake County and Costa Rica, moved to Marin so she could receive breast cancer treatments.