The military member charged in the deaths of two people outside the Beyond Wonderland festival has pleaded not guilty to five counts in connection to the shooting.
, an engaged couple who lived in Seattle, were killed and three more injured when Kelly allegedly opened fire in Washington’s Gorge Amphitheatre’s campgrounds outside the Beyond Wonderland EDM festival on June 17.
Court documents stated that Kelly returned to the campgrounds from the festival proper, where he allegedly grabbed his handgun from his pickup truck, loaded it, and fired at Escamilla and Ruiz, as well as two other people responding to the gunfire. Kelly then allegedly attempted to fire at a Grant County Sheriff’s Office drone and later shot at his girlfriend, Lily Luksich, in the foot and upper leg.and believed the world was going to end.
Kelly’s next hearing is scheduled for July 25, with his trial expected to begin in late August. If convicted, Kelly faces life in prison.
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