Dan Spaeth Death – Dan Spaeth has passed away suddenly. He was confirmed dead on Thursday night, September 7, 2023. According to reports he died following a drive-by shooting in Machias. Officers at the Monroe Correctional Complex are mourning one of their own. Thoughts and prayers are with the family of Dan Spaeth in this difficult time. Spaeth was a jail officer and was in his 30s at the time. He will be missed by all who encountered him during his time here. Both publicly and in private to the Tribune, a neighbor and co-workers named Dan Spaeth as the deceased man they believed to be him.
Details of the Shooting Incident
The event occurred on September 7 at around 7:45 p.m. on the 1600 block of South Machias Road, which is located a couple of streets south of Doc’s Riverside Taphouse. The investigators believe the suspect went in a northern direction. Anyone who may have observed the shooting on Thursday evening about 7:45 p.m. and has information, video surveillance or dash cam footage from the vicinity is requested to call the Sheriff’s Office tip line at 425-388-3845.
Dan Spaeth GoFundMe
A GoFundMe page was created by Jesse Pecor in support of the family with funeral costs and any extra expenses. “Hi Everyone, I put together this to help aide the Spaeth family with anything they need during this immensely difficult time all money donated will go directly to the Spaeth family. Thank you for donating.” – said Jesse Pecor
Dan Spaeth obituary and funeral arrangements will be released by his family
Related Story: Monroe correctional officer found dead in middle of road following Snohomish drive-by shooting
On Thursday night, a man was discovered shot to death in Snohomish after rounds had been fired at him from a passing automobile. A drive-by gunshot occurred along South Machias Road at around 7:45 p.m., and deputies from Snohomish County were dispatched to the scene. When the deputies arrived, they discovered a guy in his 30s who had been found dead in the middle of the road. The victim resided in the neighborhood.
The individual was recognized as a prison officer at the Monroe Correctional Complex by a spokesman of the Washington State Department of Corrections. He had been employed there for close to a year and a half at that point. The man’s name has not been made public by the investigators. After the gunshot, the automobile was seen speeding away in a northern direction, according to the detectives, but no description of the suspect or suspects has been made public. It is unknown whether or not the victim was familiar with the suspects.
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