VANCOUVER, Wash. (KOIN) — The current girlfriend of the man accused in a triple murder in Woodland is now facing charges for helping him after the shooting.
Andrea Sibley is being held in the Clark County Jail on $400,000 bail for “rendering criminal assistance” to the alleged shooter, Brent Luyster, after the July 15 slayings.
The 35-year-old man with detailed Nazi tattoos on his body allegedly killed Joseph Lamar, Janell Knight and Zach Thompson, and wounded Breanne Leigh, who is the mother of Thompson’s children.
Lamar and Thompson were found outside in the driveway of a home in Woodland next to each other, both shot at point blank range. Knight was inside lying on a couch, also shot in the head.
Leigh got away and alerted police. Luyster was arrested late in the afternoon of July 16.
Court documents revealed that Sibley, 27, and Luyster “went camping” after the time of the shooting. A search found a key to a Ford Explorer — that Luyster had when he was arrested — in her jacket. Her shoes were stained with what appeared to be blood. And a storage unit in her name had equipment used to manufacture “AR-15 rifle lower receivers without serial number…”
Sibley appeared in Clark County court on Friday and remains behind bars.
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