In a heart-wrenching turn of events, George Yzaguirre, a 37-year-old resident of Kent County, Michigan, who had been serving two consecutive life terms without parole for the brutal murders of David Isner and Ed Fuller, was found dead by apparent suicide in the Michigan Department of Corrections on May 16, 2021.
Yzaguirre’s shocking crimes sent shockwaves through the community, leaving two families shattered and a town in disbelief. The nature of both crimes was so violent that he had been handed down the harshest punishment, two consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole.
David Isner and Ed Fuller, the victims of Yzaguirre’s heinous acts, were well-known and respected members of their community. David, with a loving family by his side, and Ed, a cheerful presence living alone in a mobile home at the Pinegate Village Mobile Home Park, had both made their mark on Michigan.
The tragic tale of these murders will soon be brought to light in an upcoming episode of the true-crime series “Evil Lives Here” on the Investigation Discovery channel. The episode, titled “He Should Have Died Sooner,” delves into the aftermath of Yzaguirre’s suicide and its impact on his ex-wife, Jennifer Meyer. With Yzaguirre’s death, a haunting question arises: How many untold secrets and unsolved crimes did he carry to his grave? Jennifer is left to grapple with her memories and wonder if she will ever uncover the truth about the man she once knew.
George Yzaguirre, a Kentwood man accused of killing 2 friends five days apart, told police he would kill again if given a chance. Police say he stabbed his roommate 70 times and dumped the body. Days later, he stabbed a friend several times and fled with his credit cards. @wzzm13 pic.twitter.com/NHYTdTd7Bx
— John Hogan (@JohnHoganWOOD) December 5, 2019
Yzaguirre’s connection to his victims adds a chilling layer to the narrative. He had been a long-time friend and even roommates with David Isner. Meanwhile, his familiarity with Ed Fuller, a local celebrity of sorts due to his infectious positivity, added an eerie dimension to the case.
The timeline of events is spine-chilling. On November 28, 2019, David Isner’s mutilated body was discovered near Lake Michigan Drive. The brutality of the murder was evident in the staggering number of stab wounds – around seventy. The investigation progressed slowly, hindered by a lack of leads and evidence.
Just days later, on December 3, 2019, the life of Ed Fuller was brutally cut short when he was found stabbed in his own home. Law enforcement noted the disturbing similarities between the two murders, but the investigation was still plagued by dead ends.
Clues began to emerge as investigators realized there were no signs of forced entry in Ed’s home, and his credit cards had mysteriously disappeared. It became apparent that the killer was someone known to Ed. Eventually, Yzaguirre confessed to the gruesome crimes, bringing a semblance of closure to the case.
The chilling series “Evil Lives Here” paints a haunting picture of real-life scenarios where loved ones must come to terms with the unimaginable truth – that those closest to them are capable of unfathomable darkness. Through interviews and firsthand accounts, the show sheds light on the devastating aftermath that follows in the wake of such revelations.
As the community continues to grapple with the aftershocks of these tragic events, the suicides of both George Yzaguirre and the dark secrets he held serve as a grim reminder of the lingering scars left behind by senseless violence.
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