Creighton SullivanMr. PoeForensic ScienceSerial Killer Project-ReportDoody and GarciaJust outside Goodyear, Arizona is the Buddhist temple Wat Promkunaram. Twenty miles west of Phoenix, Arizona, this rural farming town was a very quiet community. But on the morning of August 10, 1991, all that changed in the blink of an eye. A temple worker, who was delivering food that morning, felt a strange feeling of silence. He searched the temple to find anyone who was awake. By the time he arrived, usually the monks were already awake and carrying out daily tasks and activities. But this was no ordinary morning. As the temple worker entered the living room, he couldn't believe what he saw. The six monks who lived there, along with a nun and two teenage temple servants, stood incredibly still in front of the couch in the middle of the room. He immediately contacted the police and was left in shock at the scene of the massacre he had just witnessed. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office was the first to respond to the scene. They immediately called for reinforcements to try to preserve the scene. The FBI was also called because of possible links to drug trafficking from Thailand. The monks were from Thailand, so it was possible that this massacre had something to do with drug trafficking. There were so many questions about Why? Why these people? Why here? Everyone in the area knew that the Buddhist temple was the quietest, most relaxed place in all of Goodyear, Arizona. That's why almost everyone was confused when they heard the news of the massacre. The lead investigator was Tom Agnos. He, nor anyone in the state, had ever had to suffer such a terrible and devastating crime against humanity. According to... middle of paper ... hours of intense interrogation, the person being questioned can simply tell the police what they want to hear. This is a morally wrong way for the authorities to conduct their interrogations; they just want to put the blame on someone as soon as possible to restore peace in the community. It only took a month before something came to light in this matter. On October 24, 1991, ballistics lab reports came back of the gun found in Caratachea's car. They confirmed that the .22 caliber bullet casings found at the scene of the massacre matched those fired from his gun. Authorities then recovered a search warrant to search the apartment where Caratachea lived with Jonathan Doody and Alessandro Garcia. In their apartment, a 20-gauge shotgun was found, which was later compared to the 20-gauge shotgun shells found at the scene of the massacre..