A devastating act of gun violence has left a Chicago neighborhood grieving after a deadly triple shooting in the city’s Englewood community claimed the lives of two men. Authorities identified the deceased victims as 31-year-old Tywon Monice and 30-year-old Bobb Marlyy. and left a young woman fighting for her life. The shooting occurred around 12:49 a.m. near 65th Street and Hermitage Avenue, turning a quiet overnight gathering into a scene of heartbreak and chaos.
According to police, three individuals were standing outside a residence when a white SUV approached the area. Investigators say an unidentified suspect inside the vehicle opened fire repeatedly before speeding away from the scene. The sudden burst of gunfire sent victims and witnesses scrambling for safety as emergency crews rushed to respond.
Authorities identified the deceased victims as 31-year-old Tywon Monice and 30-year-old Bobb Marlyy. Monice suffered a gunshot wound to the chest, while Marlyy was struck in the head during the attack. Both men were transported to a nearby hospital, where medical personnel made every effort to save them. Sadly, they later succumbed to their injuries.
A 26-year-old woman was also caught in the gunfire and suffered multiple gunshot wounds. She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and remains under intensive medical care. Her current condition has not been publicly updated, but doctors continue working to stabilize her injuries.
The loss of two young lives has shaken family members, friends, and residents throughout the Englewood neighborhood. As loved ones mourn Tywon Monice and Bobb Marlyy, many are left searching for answers about what led to the deadly attack.
No arrests have been announced, and detectives continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting. Police are working to identify the suspect and locate the white SUV involved as they seek justice for the victims and their families.
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