Two Found Dead in Amarillo Mobile Home Park

UPDATED: November 8, 10:00 am

The suspect is a male juvenile family member of one of the deceased. No more details will be released on the suspect. The APD is still investigating the incident.

UPDATED: November 7, 7:57 pm

The victims have been identified as Tyler Knight, 33, and Bethany Mullican, 29. A family member has been taken into custody, according to APD

The Amarillo Police Department was called out to a home earlier today.

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The Amarillo Police Department responded to a call on Monday, November 7th, at 12:18 pm at Lakeview Mobile Home Park, the mobile home park is located at 7865 Canyon Drive.

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Officers arrived on the scene and found two people deceased. At this time the Amarillo Police Department Homicide unit is investigating. No names have been released in the deaths or suspects. The investigation is ongoing.

The Lakeview Mobile Home Park is located on the access road of I-27 between Bell and Hollywood Rd. The Mobile home park can also be accessed from South Bell.

Without further information, these deaths could mark over 25 homicides in Amarillo in 2022. Just a week ago Amarillo had seen 23 homicides. Here we sit today with a possible 25 homicides on the books. Since two bodies were found it is possible that this was a murder/suicide or accidental death but without any more information from the APD at this moment, we don't know.

However, any death is devastating for families, friends, and community members and this community is now feeling the loss of a loved one, a neighbor, and friends.

As more information is released about the case, cause of death, deceased, and suspects, we will keep you updated.

Amarillo Murders in 2021

With an official tally of 27 murders, the year 2021 saw the highest number of homicides in Amarillo since 1994.

Below is a closer look at the year's criminal acts that resulted in life lost.

**Note from the Editor: The following is not an exhaustive list. We have compiled what you see below from news reports, official police statements, along with where the case stands in the court system. If you see any errors in reporting or fact, please email the editor directly at sarah.clark@townsquaremedia.com along with any supporting documents.

We wish to stress that all individuals charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

***Not pictured: Edward Matthew Gamez

The Biggest Drug Busts in the Texas Panhandle for 2022....So Far

Amarillo can be a rowdy place with some lawless characters. Here's some of the biggest drug busts made in the Texas Panhandle for 2022, so far.

Let's just say that these folks are in t-r-o-u-b-l-e.

Note from editor: An indictment is not a conviction. All individuals shown below who have not appeared in court for a judgement are to be presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Wild, Weird, & Outright Odd Crimes of the Texas Panhandle in 2022

There's some strange things that happen here in the Texas Panhandle. And we do mean strange.

If you need a few examples....keep scrollin' to see some of the wild, weird, and flat out odd things that our local hellions have gotten themselves into this year....so far.

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