Police Identify Fairfield Murder-Suicide Victims

By Bay City News Service

Fairfield police have released the names of three people who died  in an apparent murder-suicide shooting on Saturday afternoon.

Police identified the shooter as Jason Eisenberg, 27, and the  victims as Anthony Chambers, 41, and Brittany Quinn, 27.  Eisenberg lived at a home in the 5200 block of Venue Drive with  Chambers, Quinn and a 27-year-old man, police spokesman Officer Cleo Mayoral  said.

Police believe Eisenberg shot Chambers and Quinn, then shot the  27-year-old man in the foot before shooting himself in the head, Mayoral said.

Eisenberg and Quinn had a common-law marriage that ended two years  ago, Mayoral said. The two were also business partners but did not have any  children together, Mayoral said.

When their romantic relationship ended, Eisenberg and Quinn  engaged in a tense legal battle over finances and real estate assets, Mayoral  said.

Quinn moved out of the home, but in December she moved back in,  Mayoral said.
Tensions continued because of the pair's ongoing disagreements  about property, assets and living arrangements, Mayoral said.

Chambers and the 27-year-old man who survived the shooting were  friends of Eisenberg and Quinn and lived in the same house, but were not  involved in the dispute, Mayoral said.

On Friday, Quinn served Eisenberg with a notice of a civil lawsuit  regarding money she believed Eisenberg owed her, Mayoral said.

On Sunday, Eisenberg killed Quinn and Chambers and shot the  27-year-old man in the foot through a closed, locked bedroom door, Mayoral  said.

Eisenberg then shot himself in the head, Mayoral said.  Quinn and Chambers died at the scene and Eisenberg died at  hospital, Mayoral said. Police recovered the murder weapon that belonged to  Eisenberg, he said.

Police are continuing the investigation.