Two men forced their way into the Ocampo home at about 2:30 a.m., went from room to room, to find Ulises and Parish.
The mother and a younger brother were in the home at the time, hid themselves and were not injured.
Two black males are believed to be the killers. If you have information about this crime, please call Phoenix Police Department Violent Crimes Bureau at 602-262-6141 or Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS
The suspects fled without taking anything. There is no description of a possible suspect vehicle.
This sounds a lot like a drug related killing. However, the police have found no indication as of this posting, that the victims were involved in any criminal activity. It has been speculated that the Ocampos were not the target and that the shooters may have been at the wrong place.
Parish graduated in 2009 from Arcadia High School in Phoenix. He was a talented soccer player there.
He was currently working with a pharmaceutical company.
Parish wanted to go to college and he wanted to one day live in France and have his own international business.
Family friends describe Parish as a great young man who was dedicated to helping others. He was well loved.
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| Angels of God, pray for Ulises and Parish |
AGUILA, which helps Latino youth gain access to higher education, announced that it has established a scholarship, Parish’s Promise, in memory of the young man who graduated from the program in 2009.
Ulises Ocampo shared a passion for soccer and coached numerous Valley teams. As he did with his sons, he instilled in the players the importance of being a good role model.
Ulises and Parish are survived by many loving friends and relatives.
God save us from the Lost Ones who stalk the Earth stealing away life. Amen.
Let us pray that Ulises and Parish are in heaven. Let us pray that they are at peace and are with God. Amen.
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