Wess Roley was identified as the gunman suspected of starting a fire before fatally shooting two firefighters in Idaho.

Wess Roley owned a shotgun and a long rifle, his grandfather said. Investigators are confident a shotgun was used in the Sunday attack but have stopped short of ruling out additional firearms.

Jason Roley, the father of accused shooter Wess Roley, said his son had gotten a GED and moved to Idaho, intending to be in the military.

Wess Roley once lived in Phoenix, with some of his family still living in the area, according to court records and social media posts.

Idaho shooter Wess Roley aspired to become a firefighter himself, his grandfather Dale Roley revealed. Wess Roley owned a shotgun and a long rifle.

Wess Roley, the suspect in the Idaho shooting, allegedly set a fire on Canfield Mountain in Coeur d'Alene to lure firefighters before opening fire, killing two.

The father of Idaho gunman Wess Roley once allegedly threatened to start a fire and shoot his family with a sniper rifle — eerily echoing the deadly crime his son carried out Sunday. The ...

20-year-old Wess Roley set a brush fire in Idaho and fatally shot two responding firefighters before apparently taking his own life, according to Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris. Two Coeur d’Alene ...

Idaho firefighter killer Wess Roley had “Nazi tendencies” and was “obsessed with guns” as a schoolkid — often alarming fellow students by doodling swastikas and weapons… ...

Idaho shooting suspect Wess Roley faced criminal charges and had a no-contact order from his family.

Jason Roley, the father of accused shooter Wess Roley, said his son had gotten a GED and moved to Idaho, intending to be in the military.

Kootenai County Sherriff Robert Norris identified Wess Roley as a suspect in the ambush of Coeur d'Alene firefighters in a press conference held Monday afternoon.