What happened to Keith Emmons? Officials arrest Arizona woman accused of killing two men over two mo

May 2024 · 3 minute read

On Friday, April 7, 27-year-old Arizona lady Kathryn “Katie” Hansen was captured for the homicides of Keith Emmons, 32, and Aaron Byous, 41. As per the Pheonix Police Office, Kathryn Hansen killed Keith Emmons on February 7 in Plateau.

Specialists revealed that they found Emmons’ body with different gunfire wounds in his home. No further insights regarding the casualty’s passing were uncovered. After her capture, specialists verified that Hansen was likewise a suspect in the January shooting of Aaron Byous.

According to Arizona Focal news, Plateau specialists have been seeking after Kathryn Hansen since the homicide of Keith Emmons. They answered the location of Emmons’ homicide after neighbors in the space had called about a shooting.

Observers at the scene recognized Kathryn Hansen as the essential suspect, prompting a two-month manhunt. Hansen is as of now under police authority.

In an authority explanation, Plateau specialists recognized people in general for giving hints chasing after Keith Emmons’ thought killer. A Plateau Police Division representative said they figured out how to capture Kathryn Hansen after a non military personnel gave a lead on the suspects’ area.

“The Plateau Police Office might want to thank the local area for their help with this case. We requested the public’s assistance and gotten a few hints. Those tips permitted investigators to circle back to drives that we trust at last prompted Hansen’s capture.”
Authorities have not yet revealed any purpose for the homicide of Keith Emmons. They expressed that the shooting of Aaron Byous supposedly happened in the casualty’s home after he got into a verbal contention with the suspect, which swelled into a gunfight.

Hansen was apparently in the home at the hour of the shooting however escaped after Byous was lethally harmed. Kathryn Hansen is as of now having to deal with two penalties of first-degree murder.

According to the Places for Infectious prevention and Avoidance, Keith Emmons is among north of 1000 casualties who die from firearm savagery in Arizona each year. The Instructive Asset of Weapon Savagery detailed that guns are engaged with more than 70% of manslaughters across the state.

We are looking for 27yo, Kathryn "Katie" Hansen, in connection to a Mesa homicide.
Hansen is 5ft 3in, 130lbs, with hazel eyes and brown hair. She has a tattoo above her right eyebrow that reads "Stay True." pic.twitter.com/ILP8h7k1TK

— Mesa Police Dept. (@MesaPD) February 28, 2023


Popularity based lawmakers, for example, Delegate Ruben Gallego asserted that the savagery comes from careless weapon regulations in the state.

The firearm viciousness banter kept on polarizing individuals across the State in Spring when a hit and run assault left a 5-year-old dead and two others harmed. Every one of the casualties in the occurrence were minors.

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