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2 Men Involved in Saugus Shooting Were Brothers-in-Law, DA Says

Frank Trombetta was shot and killed by William McFeely, according to the Essex County District Attorney's office.

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The two men involved in a fatal shooting in Saugus on Friday were brothers-in-law, according to the Essex County District Attorney's Office.

Frank Trombetta was shot and killed by William McFeely, the DA said. Both men were 63 years old, and from Everett.

Trombetta was killed at the Saugus gas station in which he was a mechanic at, police said. McFeely was found dead in a 2016 Mini Cooper parked cemetery in nearby Everett, authorities said.

A longtime Massachusetts mechanic was shot and killed Friday afternoon at the Saugus gas station where he worked, authorities said. His suspected shooter was found dead of an apparent suicide in an Everett cemetery.

Officers responded to reports of shots fired at the Mobil station at 2 Essex St. just after noon, where they found Trombetta. He was a longtime employee of the gas station.

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