Dwight Lamon Hill is now identified as the AZ "serial killer". 2 more bodies have been found: http://www.tribdem.com/news/latest_news/police-identify-more-victims-in-arizona-killings/article_ae71e344-2f55-5601-b5d5-d4fecfaeb4a5.html The deceased are male and female, mid-50s. Nothing more known.

Also coming to light, is Hill's railing about how his ex-wife and the County/State conspired to steal his son from him: https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/nation-now/phoenix-area-shooting-suspect-left-divorce-full-of-discord-youtube-channel-full-of-grudges/465-bb26b6a3-c15e-4d75-bf3a-07035f92b4f0 I've not been able to find the videos, I just saw a quick snip of it. Hill doesn't sound like a murderous lunatic, but I've only heard a few seconds. If someone can find/add these videos, that would be helpful

What's more interesting is this longer article about the last decade of divorce and custody drama. I've pulled some select comments which ring familiar re: CPS kid snatching. Also, some of the comments sound like there was a conspiracy to gaslight Hill. https://eu.azcentral.com/story/news/local/scottsdale-breaking/2018/06/04/dwight-jones-scottsdale-shooting-suspect-left-divorce-records-youtube-grudges/669867002/

Now, I could be way off base and this guy could be run-of-the-mill nutjob. But, he could also have been part of the system (growing up) and was possibly abused. None of this passes the smell test:

"Dwight had brought their son home from a basketball game and was criticizing his performance. He allegedly said the boy was “too much like a little girl,” among other disparaging remarks. Connie intervened and it escalated to violence, much of it caught on an audio recording.

Connie claimed Dwight pinned her to a wall and struck her in the face with a forearm."

"biased judge, he said, let his ex-wife's attorney select Pitt as the psychiatrist who evaluated him. Then, he claimed, she paid those psychiatrists to paint him as mentally unstable. Then she somehow convinced them to ignore his evidence. Counselors drove a wedge between him and his son. Doctors changed statements. A murder-for-hire plot targeted him. Law enforcement misread every situation and assumed her gun belonged to him.

“Three words that helped her: Black, man, and gun,” he said. “Hysteria.”

While a judge said Jones' claims of child abuse were “egregious and unsubstantiated," court records detail a hellish divorce after a marriage gone bad. "

"In it, he unspooled a tale of “thugs,” “crooks” and “lowlifes,” all of whom supposedly joined forces with his ex-wife. He claimed that she abused their son, then manufactured a domestic-violence incident that cascaded into a conspiracy."