Edmonds police said surveillance video showed the suspect, Ian S. Bramel-Allen, appeared to have been waiting for the victim to come out of the grocery store.
Colleen West, KIRO 7 NewsEDMONDS, Wash. — Edmonds police say the fatal stabbing of a man in a Winco parking lot last week was not the result of a carjacking as first thought.
As the victim left the store, Bramel-Allen followed him into the parking lot from a distance of about 20 to 30 feet, the video showed. When the victim got within a few feet of the car and unlocked it, Bramel-Allen ran at him and stabbed the man for about 18 seconds until he collapsed, according to police.How Bramel-Allen knew the victim was at the Winco is under investigation.
Police said the daughter is acquainted with both Bramel-Allen and the murder victim, and that the victim had been allowed to use the Kia to go to Winco for food.
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