Police: Suspect blamed victims for eviction notice shooting spree INGLEWOOD, Calif., Oct. 22 (UPI) -- The man suspected of opening fire on an Inglewood, Calif., family and killing two family members, blamed the family for his eviction notice, police said. Police said the body of the suspect in Saturday's shooting, in which five members of the family were shot at, was believed found in the charred remains of his home, wearing body armor, holding a handgun and with a gunshot wound to the head, the Los Angeles Times reported. An autopsy is pending, but police said Sunday the body may be Desmond John Moses, 55, CNN reported. Police said they believe Moses set his house, a rental, on fire Saturday before allegedly going to the home of Filimon Lamas, 33, also a rental on the same property, and began shooting at the family because he blamed them for an eviction notice he received from their landlord. The family had called police several times for welfare checks on Moses, expressing concern about his isolation and erratic behavior, the Times said. Moses allegedly attacked the family Saturday while wearing a painter's mask, witnesses said. Neighbors were jolted awake by the gunfire. Filimon Lamas and his wife, Gloria Jimenez, tried to protect their four children, authorities said. Police said Lamas was laying across three children and Jimenez, despite gunshot wounds to her legs and pelvis, fled from the house with their 4-year-old son, who was shot in the head. Lamas, 30, and the 4-year-old died, police said. Jimenez, 28, was in stable condition Sunday at UCLA Medical Center. The couple's 7-year-old daughter, who was shot in the chest, was "critical but stable," police said. A 6-year-old son, who sustained a shot to the pelvis, was released from the hospital and was with family members. An 8-year-old son was not hurt in the attack. "The heroic effort by both parents to protect the children was astounding considering that Mr. Lamas died shielding three children and Jiminez has gunshot wounds to both legs, yet was able to run from the house," a police statement said.