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By Kevin ThompsonApril 11, 2025
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah — Nearly two weeks have passed since a mother and son were tragically killed in a shooting that shook this normally quiet community. Despite the ongoing investigation, police have yet to name a suspect or release any details about the circumstances surrounding the deaths.

The shooting occurred on March 28th, leaving neighbors in shock and uncertainty. Jayden Bradley, a local resident, shared his disbelief on the day of the incident. “We have no idea how it happened, but we’re super, super nervous,” he said. “It’s devastating that something like this can happen in a small neighborhood. Something like this happening is so devastating to hear.”

The community’s unease is compounded by the lack of information from local authorities. While police have been tight-lipped about the case, retired FBI Special Agent Greg Rogers offered some insight into the investigation process. “What the police are doing is a very extensive investigation,” Rogers said. “They are going through all of the media of the family, the phones, laptops, anything, looking for text messages.” Rogers emphasized that there may be multiple reasons behind the lack of information. “They may be very afraid that that person is going to make a run for it if they know they’ve been identified,” he explained.

The investigation has left many residents questioning why more details haven’t been shared. Police have not publicly confirmed a suspect, and their refusal to disclose additional information has only fueled concern in the community. With no interviews granted and no statements issued by the police department, the public is left searching for answers.

KUTV reached out to the mayor of Saratoga Springs for comment on how the tragedy has impacted both the police department and the community, as well as how residents should process the delay in updates. However, the mayor did not respond to the request.

In the absence of official information, neighbors are left to speculate about the ongoing investigation. While some express frustration over the slow pace, others, like Rogers, believe the police are proceeding with caution. “A person who thinks they got away with a murder is out running around right now, that person needs to be caught,” Rogers said. He noted that authorities are likely conducting interviews with neighbors and reviewing security footage from Ring doorbell cameras as part of their efforts to piece together what happened.

As the investigation continues, Saratoga Springs residents are left with more questions than answers. While law enforcement works to uncover the details, the community remains on edge, hoping for clarity in the days to come.

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