1, 2015, Lawless picked up the victim from 28th and Broadway and drove him to the 700 block of East Caldwell Street, shooting the man as he ran away from the car. Lawless was wanted for violating the terms of the home-incarceration program when he shot a man multiple times in the back, leaving him in critical condition, according to court records. Lawless was convicted in 2015 for attempted murder, second-degree assault, third-degree burglary, second-degree escape and tampering with prisoner monitoring evidence. The investigation is ongoing, police said. "Lawless is the person who actually, we believe through the investigation, is the one who shot and killed Brandon and Trinity," Burbrink said. Donnie Burbrink said Tuesday that Waddles and Lawless knew each other but didn't further explain their relationship. View Gallery: Trinity Randolph funeral: Three-year-old killed in shooting remembered Murdered 'princess': Crowd mourns Louisville 3-year-old Trinity Randolph Ross, in a taped recording, "positively identified" Lawless as the man who forced entry and killed Waddles and his daughter, according to the criminal complaint. Waddles died immediately but Trinity died later that day at Norton Children's Hospital.Įvan Ross, 28, was charged last week with two counts of facilitation of murder after Louisville Metro Police found that the vehicle used in the murders belonged to him - and was parked five blocks from the homicide. 14 when she and her 21-year-old father, Brandon Waddles, were shot and killed. Trinity was playing in her "Frozen" playhouse about 1 p.m. Lawless, who doesn't have a lawyer, is representing himself. Kevon Lawless, 23, was charged Tuesday afternoon with two counts of murder, first-degree burglary and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, court records show.Ī Jefferson District Court judge set his bail at $1 million cash and he was ordered to not have contact with the victims' families, according to court records.
Police have charged a man they say shot and killed 3-year-old Trinity Randolph and her father at their home in southern Louisville earlier this month. Watch Video: Trinity Randolph's aunt remembers her as 'heaven sent' at funeral
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