Isaac Zamora

Isaac Zamora of Alger, Washington, was arrested after killing six people and injuring two others near his home and during a high-speed car chase. One of the victims, Ann Jackson, was a sheriff's deputy in Skagit County. Zamora was under community supervision at the time of the shooting because he was recently released from jail after serving a six-month sentence for drug possession.¹

Fast Facts

1. Age: 28 years old at time of arrest
2. Resided in Alger, Washington
3. Had a history of mental illness, once burned his family's house down²¹
4. Sheriff Ann Jackson responded to a call by Zamora's mother, Dennise Zamora, on September 2, 2008
5. Jackson failed to check in with dispatchers and officers went to check on her
6. At approximately 2:15 p.m. police found Jackson and another victim dead at the address²
7. Officers chased Zamora on Interstate 5 where he shot a motorist driving an SUV
8. Zamora drove to the police department and surrendered
9. Shortly after, two more victims, both construction workers, were found dead near Zamora's mother's house²
10. A fifth body was also found²

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