"The two were found dead inside a motel room, the victims of a murder-suicide at the hands of their father." That is how I found out about their death. I was in the kitchen when I heard about them. I didn't see the picture so I thought it was a little messed up what the dad had done. Then I looked at the picture they had, and all I did was stare at it, i couldn't believe it i didn't want to either. My mom looked at me and she was calling me but i couldn't hear anything. I was shocked and then I pour out into tears. I had this feeling inside i was mad at their dad for killing two innocent lives, but I couldn't really do anything but to show support for their mom. Now there is left to do is remember the good times about them. Their smiles and their laughter. They were good people even though at their home they didn't live the perfect life they would always brighten other people's day. I didn't know Maria as Much i knew Tony but they were happy kids. I know now they are in a safe place where no one can harm them, and for their dad I have no words to say about him. But I will never forget those words that were said that night "The deaths of two San Diego children who were shot by their father at a National City motel before he took his own life. No suicide note was found at the Paradise Motel on National City Boulevard where the bodies of the 16-year-old boy and his 11-year-old sister were found about 10 a.m. Tuesday, National City police Sgt. Julian Villagomez said. The children, identified as Marco “Tony” Jaimes and Maria Angelica Jaimes, were in bed asleep, Sgt. Estela Cordero said.The body of their father, identified as 38-year-old Maurillo Jaimes Soto, was lying on the floor next to them, a gun next to his body."
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