Four more Atlanta spa shooting victims identified

The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office released the names of four additional victims in the Atlanta-area spa shootings. The four victims are 74-year-old Soon C. Park, 51-year-old Hyun J. Grant, 69-year-old Suncha Kim and 63-year-old Yong A. Yue. Autopsies were performed on all four victims, and all but Suncha Kim died Tuesday from gunshots to the head.

Four more Atlanta spa shooting victims identified

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