3rd Victim Dies After Rhode Island Shooting by Maine Man

Another person shot by a Maine man at a Rhode Island hockey rink has died of his injuries.

Maine Man's Ex-Relative Dies After Being Shot at a Rhode Island Hockey Game

Gerald Dorgan, 75, died nearly a week after Robert Dorgan, also known as Roberta Esposito, shot him during a high school exhibition game at a Pawtucket, Rhode Island, hockey rink.

Mr. Dorgan was the shooter's ex-father-in-law.

Rhode Island Hockey Rink Shooting Killed 4, Injured 2

Also killed were Dorgan's ex-wife, Rhonda Dorgan, and their adult son, Aidan Dorgan.

Another son, who is a senior in high school, was part of the team playing in the game that day. He was not injured in the attack.

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Gerald's wife, Linda, and a family friend, Thomas Geruso, were hospitalized with critical injuries after being shot. No information has been released about their condition.

The attack was interrupted by bystanders who jumped in and tried to restrain the shooter.

At that point, Dorgan died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Rhode Island Shooter Was Related to All But 1 Victim

WPRI-TV reports investigators believe the shooting was the result of a family dispute and that Dorgan's gender identity may have been a factor in the disagreement.

Dorgan lived in Maine and worked at General Dynamics Bath Iron Works.

A search of his apartment and a storage unit resulted in the recovery of more firearms and ammo.

Questions arose right after the shooting because the shooter and his ex-in-laws have the same last name. According to the New York Post, that's because Robert and Rhonda Dorgan were cousins who married.