Murdered Couple Identified In Snow Shoveling Dispute

A neighbor ruthlessly murdered a Pennsylvania couple on Monday following a snow-shoveling dispute. 

Images have since emerged of the dispute, and James and Lisa Goy of Scranton was identified as the deceased party. 

Neighbor Jeffrey Allen Spaide murdered them.

From images and an alarming clip, we can piece together what happened. The ordeal started over “shoveling snow onto each other’s Plains Township property,” the New York Post reported. 

In the clip, one can see Spaide running inside of his home to get a gun. However, the Goy’s were unaware it was a gun in his possession until moments later. 

“If you step out of here, I’ll knock your a– out,” James is heard yelling to Spaide, who is making his way back down his driveway.

“I’ll make your life a living hell living here, d–khead,” James can be heard shouting, to which Spaide responds, “What? … F–k you, you f–king scum.”

“You’re the f–king scumbag. You don’t know how to talk to somebody,” Lisa adds. Her husband joining along, “That’s right … You’re a p—y, p—y, p—y.” 

It was during the back and forth the couple realized Spaide had a gun in his possession. Immediately, James pleaded with him to put it down, but Spaide did end up opening fire. 

According to The Sun, “a total of 15 to 20 shots were fired during the confrontation.”

In a Facebook photo, “James and Lisa are shown in the back row of a Facebook picture, flanking their surviving 15-year-old son, who has autism.”

After the altercation, Spaide reportedly shot himself inside his home. The shooting was fatal. 

“Lisa, James, my family, my blood, my cousin, my cousin, you don’t deserve a tragic death like cattle and make headlines sharing your video of the double homicide,” Jess Gimenez wrote on Facebook.