A mother-of-two who was denied a restraining order against her estranged black husband was shot dead by the 33-year-old African-American on the same day the divorcing couple were scheduled to appear in court

Ingrid Agbebaku, 32, obtained a temporary restraining order against Eugene Agbebaku after he became dangerously unstable following his arrest for soliciting a female detective for sex. But, that order was dissolved after a judge said that Ingrid did not have enough evidence to prove it was necessary. Eugene broke into a Clearwater home where Ingrid was staying with her grandmother and shot her dead with an assault rifle while their two children, aged five and 22 months, were inside. He then left the property and fatally shot himself. Eugene also tried to commit suicide after his arrest in the prostitution sting. Eugene, who worked as a UPS driver, solicited an undercover female detective for sex and requested to not use a condom. He later confessed to police later that he wanted to contract a disease and admitted to hiring prostitutes three to four times a week for unprotected sex.