Three Die in What Santa Ana Police Call a Murder-Suicide

Published on May 10, 2024

Police say a suspect and two victims are dead following a murder-suicide involving medieval swords in Santa Ana, Calif. On May 2, a woman called police to report that her boyfriend had stabbed her and her uncle at a business at about 4:30 p.m. in the 1200 block of East Chestnut Avenue. When police arrived, they found a “gruesome and bloody scene,” Santa Ana Police Department Public Information Officer Natalie Garcia told The Epoch Times. Police found the woman, identified as Jordan Block, 25, of Santa Ana, and two men suffering from gunshot wounds in their upper torso. The woman and her uncle, identified as Brian Xan Martin, 64, of Santa Ana, also had stab wounds, possibly by one of the medieval weapons the uncle kept in a collection on the premises, Ms. Garcia said....

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