Cigar Lounge Shooting: 'Hope You Two Die' Written On Wall

LISLE, IL — New details have emerged that may help police find a motive in the case of a shooting that claimed the life of retired State Trooper Greg Rieves, 51, and injured two other state troopers Friday at Humidor cigar lounge in Lisle. Police say the shooter, identified as Lisa V. McMullan, 51, who also took her own life, had written the victim's name on the wall of her condominium, along with a chilling message.

In addition to this new information, Lisle police have released audio from the emergency 911 call that took place in the aftermath of Saturday night's shooting.

Police say they found victim Greg Rieves' name scrawled on the wall of McMullan's condo, along with the name of another man. Written alongside the names were the words, "I hate you … hope you two die!"

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According to police, the other man whose name was written on McMullan's wall was not at the Humidor at the time of the shooting.

Police say McMullan opened fire on Rieves, retired Special Agent Lloyd Graham, 55, and off-duty Trooper Kaiton Bullock, 48, just before 10:15 p.m. "without apparent provocation." According to police, McMullan shot Rieves in the back of the head before firing at Graham and Bullock, then she fatally shot herself in the head.

Graham and Bullock were taken to a local hospital, where they remain in serious but stable condition.

Audio released from the 911 call illustrates the terror and tension that emerged in the wake of the shooting. Warning: The audio from this emergency dispatch may be disturbing to some listeners.

In a statement, Lisle Mayor Christopher Pecak said,

"I’d like to thank the officers of the Lisle Police Department that were quick to arrive on the scene of this tragic event and who bravely worked to secure it. I’m also grateful for the other first responders and the Village’s partners, such as DuPage MERIT, that provided assistance in responding. The Village’s thoughts and prayers go out to the victims of this violence and to their families. We wish them grace and healing during this trying time.”