THIS UNIQUE SPEEDING DETERRENT. AND THAT BREAKING NEWS IS SURROUNDING A FATAL HOUSE FIRE IN DAUPHIN COUNTY. IT IS NOW A MURDER-SUICIDE. WELCOME TO NEWS EIGHT AT FIVE. I’M LORI BURKHOLDER AND I’M BRIAN ROACH. NEWS EIGHT’S MAHFUZ IS HERE WITH THE BRAND NEW DETAILS. WE JUST GOT IN ON THIS INCIDENT MINUTES AGO THAT HAVE OCCURRED OVER THE WEEKEND IN LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP. THIS, JUST AS I SAID, CAME IN JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO. THAT’S RIGHT. BRIAN AND LORI, THE DEPUTY CHIEF CLERK OF THE DAUPHIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CONFIRMING TONIGHT THE TWO PEOPLE WHO DIED WERE KILLED BY GUNSHOT WOUNDS TO THE HEAD, ONE A HOMICIDE, THE OTHER A SUICIDE. THE VICTIMS ARE IDENTIFIED AS 33 YEAR OLD ELISE SALCEDO, WITH HER DEATH LABELED AS A SUICIDE. THE OTHER VICTIM IS 40 YEAR OLD GARY GIBSON JUNIOR. HIS DEATH WAS RULED A HOMICIDE, WITH DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRAN CHARDO CONFIRMING TO NEWS EIGHT. SALCEDO KILLED GIBSON. GIBSON’S BODY WAS FOUND ON THE SECOND FLOOR, WHILE SALCEDO WAS FOUND UNRESPONSIVE ON THE FIRST FLOOR. THE FIRE STARTED AROUND 10:00 SUNDAY MORNING ON FAIRFAX DRIVE IN LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP. AND WE WERE AWAITING THE RESULTS OF THE VICTIM’S AUTOPSIES. FOUR DOGS WERE ALSO KILLED. THE DAUPHIN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY IS CARING FOR THREE OTHER DOGS FOUND OUTSIDE OF THE HOME. NOW, THIS IS ALL STILL VERY FRESH. NEW INFORMATION. WE STILL DON’T KNOW WHAT A POSSIBLE MOTIVE WOULD HAVE BEEN. THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE TWO IS STILL ALSO UNKNOWN. OF COURSE, WE WILL CONTINUE TO PUSH AUTHORITIES FOR MORE ANSWERS. BACK TO YOU GUYS. ALL RIGHT, THAT’S ME. THANK YOU. WE’RE ALSO FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS OUT OF DAUPHIN COUNTY. THE CENTRAL DAUPHIN SCHOOL DISTRICT SAYS A FORMER TEACHER IS ACCUSED OF PUSHING AND STOPPING A SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENT. 27 YEAR-OLD MIRACLE. STOKES WAS CITED FOR HARASSMENT FOR THIS INCIDENT THAT OCCURRED BACK ON JANUARY 17TH AT LINGLESTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL. THE CITATION SAYS SHE KICKED THE STUDENTS SEVERAL TIMES. IN A STATEMENT, THE DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT SAYS SHE WAS IMMEDIATELY PLACED ON ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE AND RESIGNED ON FEBRUARY THE 5TH. THE DISTRICT SAYS THE TEACHER HAD RECEIVED THE PROPER SAFE CRISIS MANAGEMENT TRAINING ON APPROPRIATE TECHNIQUES FOR RESTRAINING STUDENTS SAFELY, BUT DID NOT FOLLOW THOSE REQUIRED TECHNIQUES. AND IN LANCASTER COUNTY, A 12 YEAR OLD BOY DIED SUNDAY MORNING IN AN ACCIDENT IN HIS FAMILY’S BACKYARD IN EAST HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP. POLICE SAY IT WAS AROUND 11:45 A.M. WHEN THE BOY WAS ZIPLINING AT HIS HOME ON THE 1400 BLOCK OF CHADWICK LANE WHEN A TREE HOLDING UP ONE END OF THAT ZIP LINE BROKE NEAR ITS BASE. INVESTIGATORS SAY THAT TREE FELL ON TOP OF THAT BOY WHILE HE WAS ON THE ZIP LINE, FATALLY INJURING HIM. EAST HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP POLICE, FIRE OFFICIALS AND OTHER EMERGENCY CREWS RESPONDED. NEW TONIGHT A LANCASTER COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT JUST RELEASED NEW VIDEO OF SOMEONE THEY’RE LOOKING FOR CAUGHT ON CAMERA RAMMING INTO MULTIPLE OBJECTS IN A PARKING LOT AND THEN LEAVING THE SCENE. MAYNARD TOWNSHIP POLICE SAY THIS HAPPENED JUST AFTER 8:00 ON SOUTH CENTERVILLE ROAD. YOU CAN SEE THE DARK COLORED SEDAN COME FROM OUT OF THE FRAME WITH ITS BUMPER ALREADY HANGING OFF. IT CRASHES INTO A DUMPSTER AND THEN CRASHES INTO A LIGHT POLE, WITH THE DRIVER GETTING OUT AND TRYING TO PUSH THE VEHICLE FORWARD. HE EVENTUALLY DRIVES OFF AND POLICE SAY NO ONE WAS INJURED. RIGHT NOW IT IS DAY THREE OF THE JERRY BAGGENSTOSS TRIAL. THAT’S THE MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS ESTRANGED WIFE, MARIANNE, BACK IN 1984. DESPITE NEVER FINDING A BODY, HE WAS CHARGED FOR HER MURDER JUST A FEW YEARS AGO. NEWS EIGHT’S SARAH METZ IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE COURTHOUSE, WITH MORE ON TODAY’S TESTIMONY. YEAH, BECAUSE MARIANNE DISAPPEARED ABOUT 40 YEARS AGO AND POLICE NEVER FOUND HER BODY. THEY RELY VERY HEAVILY ON TESTIMONIES FOR THIS CASE. AND TODAY, THE PEOPLE WE HEARD FROM DEFINITELY PLAY IMPORTANT ROLES IN THE TRIAL. THIS INCLUDES TWO DAYCARE WORKERS WHO SAY THEY ACTUALLY HAD A CONVERSATION WITH MARIANNE RIGHT BEFORE SHE DISAPPEARED. AFTER INDIVIDUALLY TAKING THE STAND, ONE OF THE DAYCARE WORKERS. AFTER INDIVIDUALLY TAKING THE STAND, ONE OF THE DAYCARE WORKERS WHO TOOK CARE OF JEREMY, JERRY AND MARIANNE’S SON TESTIFIED THAT THE LAST TIME SHE EVER SAW MARIANNE, SHE TOLD HER SHE WAS HAVING A CUSTODY BATTLE AND IF SHE DIDN’T COME BACK TO PICK JEREMY UP, JERRY KILLED HER. THE OTHER DAYCARE WORKER TOOK THE STAND RIGHT AFTER AND SAID SOMETHING SIMILAR, TELLING THE JURY, MARIANNE SAID SHE FILED FOR FULL CUSTODY OF JEREMY AND IF ANYTHING EVER HAPPENS TO HER, JERRY DID IT. THE DEFENSE CAME BACK AND REFERRED HER TO A POLICE REPORT FROM 84, ONE TAKEN BY TROOPER RICHARD JOHNSON, WHO HAS ALREADY TAKEN THE STAND TWICE. NOW THE DAYCARE WORKER READ THE REPORT, GASPED OUT LOUD AND TOLD THE JURY WHAT WAS WRITTEN BY TROOPER JOHNSON IS NOT TRUE. NOW, WE ALSO HEARD FROM MARIANNE’S BOYFRIEND AT THE TIME OF HER DISAPPEARANCE. THE STATE ACTUALLY ASKED HIM WHILE ON THE STAND IF HE KILLED MARY ANN. I HAVE ALL OF HIS DETAILS ON HIS TESTIMONY AND WHAT HIS ANSWER WAS. COMING UP AT 6:00. IN LANCASTER, SARAH METZ, WGAL NEWS EIGHT. TONIGHT, PENNSYLVANIA’S CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS SAY GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO’S PLAN TO CLOSE TWO PRISONS WOULD MAKE THINGS LESS SAFE AT OTHER PRISONS IN THE COMMONWEALTH. ONE OF THOSE FACILITIES IS THE BOOT CAMP, WHICH IS JUST NORTH OF STATE COLLEGE. THE OTHER IS S-C-I ROCKVIEW IN CENTER COUNTY, WHICH HAS A BUILDING THERE THAT DATES BACK TO 110 YEARS AGO. THE WHOLE POINT IS TO TRY AND SAVE MONEY, BUT THE PLAN SAW PUSHBACK TODAY AT THE CAPITOL, WITH SOME THINKING MOVING PRISONERS FROM THOSE FACILITIES TO OTHER PLACES LIKE FCI CAMP HILL COULD POTENTIALLY MAKE THINGS TURBULENT. INDIVIDUAL POPULATION NUMBERS IN EACH OF THESE JAILS ARE GOING TO INCREASE. ANYTIME THAT HAPPENS HISTORICALLY, I CAN PROVE IT. VIOLENCE FOLLOWS RIGHT BEHIND IT. SO SAFETY IS OUR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY. THE SHAPIRO ADMINISTRATION SAYS THE PRISON IS BEING TARGETED FOR CLOSURE COULD HELP. AS PART OF A PLAN TO SAVE $100 MILLION TOGETHER. ALTOGETHER, AS THE COMMONWEALTH EVALUATES ITS REAL ESTATE ACROSS THE STATE. EIGHT ON YOUR SIDE POLITICAL REPORTER TOM LEHMAN HAS BEEN DIGGING INTO THIS STORY ALL DAY LONG, AND HE’LL HAVE MORE FROM THE STATE’S PRISONS CHIEF