Arizona Shootings: 5 Things To Know About Dwight Lamon Jones

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — The suspected gunman in four Phoenix-area killings — including the killing of a forensic psychiatrist who was involved in the JonBenet Ramsey case — has been identified by multiple media outlets. The suspect killed himself Monday morning at the Extended Stay America in Scottsdale, multiple media outlets reported.

The suspect wasn't officially identified by police, but multiple media outlets are reporting that he is 56-year-old Dwight Lamon Jones. The hotel, located near 69th Street and Shea Boulevard, was listed as Jones's last place of residence, 12News reported.

Sources told ABC15 Jones had been staying at the hotel for some time.

Here are five things to know about Jones.

1. Jones recently divorced his wife, media outlets reported, citing court records. Court records obtained by Heavy.com show his wife filed for divorce in May 2009. The case continued for years as the two couldn't agree on issues including child support, alimony and retirement payments. (Get Phoenix Patch's real-time news alerts and free morning news letters. Like us on Facebook. Also, download the free Patch iPhone app or free Patch Android app.)

2. Jones's former wife was represented by Elizabeth Feldman, the divorce records showed. Feldman practices family law at the law firm Burt, Feldman and Grenier, where she is a partner. Two paralegals were shot to death at the law firm last week. Feldman wasn't in the office at the time of the shooting, 12News reported.

3. Steven Pitt, a forensic psychiatrist in the JonBenet Ramsey case who was shot to death outside his Phoenix office last week, conducted a court-mandated mental health test on Jones during the divorce, the station reported. Witnesses reported hearing a loud argument moments before gunshots rang out Thursday. Pitt died at the scene.

4. Jones had been seeing a therapist at the same location where 72-year-old Marshall Levine was shot to death and found early Saturday.

5. Jones was accused of domestic violence in a case involving his former wife, 12News reported. In that case, which happened prior to the divorce, he was accused of misdemeanor assault, threats and intimidation, and disorderly conduct. He eventually pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.

Photo credit: Phoenix Police Department suspect sketch