Colerain Twp. man held on million bond for sisters' m
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Channel: LOCAL 12 · 2015 · News & Politics
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- A judge ordered a Colerain Township man, accused of shooting to death his teenage sisters, locked up on a six million dollar bond. Matthew Hayden, 21, is also accused of shooting another teen on October 21. He was visibly upset during his arraignment. Hayden faces two counts of murder and a count of attempted murder for the shooting behind the family's Banning Road home. Sarah and Elizabeth Hayden died in a minivan on the property. Joshua Hacker was rushed to UC Medical Center. Hacker was living in a tent in the family's backyard. Police said Hayden fired all 15 rounds in the magazine of a 9mm Beretta handgun, then calmly reloaded and opened fire again, shooting nearly two dozen times into the van and the three teens inside it. When police and deputies arrived, they told Local 12 News Matthew Hayden, still carrying the gun, calmly walked up to them and said something to the effect of, I guess I'm the guy you want, and then he surrendered. As he set the bond, the judge said the facts of the case "shocks the conscience, it is disturbing to say the least". Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
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