Colby, the son of Robert Card, recounts a substantial portion of the family’s history following the sad events in Maine.
The probable perpetrator of a mass shooting in Maine, Robert Card, and his ex-wife managed to avoid investigators for almost 48 hours until Card’s death from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
According to court records cited by the New York Post, Card’s 39-year-old ex-wife is Cara Lamb.
Card and Lamb got divorced after two years of marriage in 2005. Colby, their 18-year-old son, is their shared child.
Card was still a fugitive after he was suspected of aiming a gun at his ex-girlfriend during the incident that left eighteen people dead.
Lamb had been reported missing from her registered address prior to the body of Card being found, and a neighbor had mentioned that he had not seen her in a while.
The police department has received information indicating that the perpetrator of the act wrote a pre-terror note to his kid.
Unfortunately, the note provided no explanation for the horrific act’s motivation.
Detectives were informed by Card’s sister that her brother’s possible motive for going on the rampage at the Schemengees Bar and Grille and the Sparetime Recreation bowling alley was to find his ex-girlfriend.
Individuals in the police force disseminated this information.
This theory was one of the likely causes of the unfortunate event.
It was unclear from Card’s sister’s comment if she was speaking of Lamb or another recent ex-partner.
Additional research is required.
Lamb and Card were married in Brunswick, Maine, on October 1, 2005, according to court documents.
The couple filed for divorce in Sagahoc County in 2007 on the grounds that they were unable to work through their issues.
A worrying provision requiring both parties to keep all firearms in their houses locked and secured when not in use was included to the divorce settlement in 2013.
This step was taken to make sure guns were kept in a secure manner.
In addition, Card was mandated to pay $74 in child support each week due to the divorce modification.
Card also misrepresented to the court that he was employed and conducted the entire case on his own without an attorney.
While carrying out a search warrant, law enforcement discovered a farewell letter to his kid.
The purported gunman provided instructions on item location and disposal.
The precise contents of the note, which was meant to be read following Card’s demise, are still unknown.
Card’s motivations remained a mystery to Maine Department of Public Safety Commissioner Mike Sauschuck during a press conference.
He acknowledged the need to assess the information and said that detectives were looking into his mental health.
He did, however, state that at this moment he was unable to offer any more information.