Sean Michael Caraska, charged with shooting two homeless men in Roswell, faces investigation into possible additional murders

“NOBODY WILL CARE ABOUT THEM”!!! BELIEVE IT OR NOT, POLICE SAY A 37-YEAR-OLD ROSWELL MAN SHOT TWO HOMELESS MEN TO DEATH IN JULY… AND AUTHORITIES ARE NOW INVESTIGATING WHETHER HE IS CONNECTED TO ADDITIONAL CASES.

A 37-year-old Roswell man is in custody following the killings of two homeless men in New Mexico.

Sean Michael Caraska, 37, was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder.

Police accuse Caraska of fatally shooting Andrew Lujan-Huerta, 46, and Karl Affsprung, 59.

Both men died from multiple gunshot wounds.

On July 14, Lujan-Huerta was found dead in southwest Roswell.

His body was discovered in the Hondo River Channel.

Fifteen days later, Affsprung was found dead roughly 10 miles east of Roswell.

The July killings prompted the Federal Bureau of Investigation to publicly ask for information.

Then investigators discovered evidence that they say connected the two separate homicides.

Roswell police moved to execute a search warrant at Caraska’s home.

Officers arrested Caraska at the residence during the search.

But authorities are now investigating whether he may be connected to additional cases.

Another local death had previously drawn federal scrutiny.

Kent Hoffman died on June 14.

Hoffman’s death was another case about which the FBI had been seeking information.

Yet there is currently no confirmation that Caraska is connected to the June 14 death of Hoffman.

The broader investigation has involved Roswell police along with multiple federal and state agencies.

Caraska remains accused and has not been convicted.

Two men were shot.

Two cases were linked.

More cases are being reviewed.

The charges are allegations and have not been proven in court.