On the morning of October 7, 2018, Angenette Hollins, a 34-year-old female, returned to her home in the 9000 block of Kentucky Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, after finishing a shift as a nurse. Shortly after her arrival, she became the first victim in a violent series of events that would span across the city and into the neighboring suburb of Raytown. Inside the residence, witnesses reported that an argument broke out between Hollins and Issac J.
Fisher, a man with whom she shared a history and children. The confrontation escalated rapidly, resulting in Fisher firing a weapon multiple times. Hollins was discovered on the bathroom floor suffering from fatal gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene around 9:15 a.m.
Following the shooting of Hollins, the assailant fled the premises and continued a rampage that targeted his own family members. Fisher traveled to a residence in Raytown, where he forced entry and fatally shot his stepbrother, Jarrin Walton, while also wounding a 4-year-old child and another adult. He then proceeded to a third location back in Kansas City, where he shot and killed his cousin, Jason Jones, who was found on a front porch. Authorities launched an intense manhunt across the region, identifying Fisher as the primary suspect due to his relationships with the victims. He was taken into custody later that same evening.
In October 2022, nearly four years after the tragic events, Issac J. Fisher faced trial in Jackson County. A jury found the 39-year-old guilty on multiple charges, including two counts of first-degree murder, one count of second-degree murder, and various other felonies related to armed criminal action and burglary. The court proceedings highlighted the domestic nature of the initial dispute and the subsequent calculated violence against his relatives. Following his conviction, Fisher was sentenced to mandatory life in prison without the possibility of parole.
