Roberta Esposito, the 56-year-old who took the lives of two people and critically injured three others during a high school hockey tournament in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, left behind a digital trail that investigators are now scrutinizing alongside a years-long history of family legal disputes.
Esposito opened fire inside Lynch Arena around 2:30 p.m. on Monday (February 16) during a senior tournament game.
Authorities say the attack stemmed from what they described as a domestic dispute. Esposito fired at four family members and one family friend before taking her own life at the scene.
