“For the first 13 years of his life… he was the whole side of attention,” said Ferrin’s uncle John David, who has lived with Ferrin for the last two years in the home on North Plum Bay Parkway where Ferrin was fatally gunned down on Feb. 16.

Sunday afternoon, Mary Gingles was found shot dead inside a home at 5888 North Plum Bay Parkway, just a block away from where her father was found, according to the sheriff's office. Ferrin, 36, was also found dead in the home from a gunshot wound, authorities said.

Tamarac residents hold a vigil for victims of a triple shooting, with seven deputies on leave for response issues.

Gingles is also accused of kidnapping his 4-year-old daughter Seraphine and gunning down her mother, grandfather and neighbor as she watched, Broward Sheriff deputies say. He was later arrested at a North Lauderdale Walmart after BSO issued an Amber Alert for the missing child, who was found with her father at the store.

Anna McAllister reports the candlelight vigil came a week after the murders of Mary Gingles, her father David Ponzer and their neighbor, Andrew Ferrin.