A 27-year-old man wielding two handguns shot previous "The Voice" challenger Christina Grimmie following a Friday night show in Florida, and after that lethally shot himself, police said Saturday.

Grimmie, 22, kicked the bucket from her wounds from the shooting, which had happened around 10:30 at The Plaza Live in Orlando. The vocalist had opened for the band Before You Exit and was meeting fans and marking signatures a half hour after the show finished when she was shot.

Police hailed Grimmie's sibling as a saint, and said he hurried the suspect, whom they depicted as a white male with two stacked magazines and a substantial chasing blade notwithstanding the two handguns he was

Police did not discharge the assailant's character, but rather said he had made a trip to Orlando from his home elsewhere in Florida. Powers at first said he was 21 years of age, then adjusted his age later Saturday to 27.

"Analysts were scouring his cellphone and PC to locate a rationale in the murdering. Mina said there was "no sign" so far that he knew Grimmie. The shooting happened inside the venue as around 120 concertgoers swarmed around Grimmie for an opportunity to meet her and purchase stock. Fans' satchels and knapsacks are regularly checked when they enter The Plaza Live, however there are no metal locators there,”

The Plaza Live said in an announcement that it was "profoundly disheartened by the unpleasant incidents," and would suspend all occasions there until further notice, including a Kidz Bop show that was planned for Saturday night.

The name of her executioner could be discharged as right on time as Saturday evening, Mina said. It wasn't clear whether the man had an earlier criminal record. (Redesign: The suspect has been recognized as Kevin James Loibl, a 27-year-old from St. Petersburg, Florida.)

Its "obscure what his arrangements were for in the wake of slaughtering Christina, however exceptionally gallant activities by Marcus Grimmie to hop in unquestionably could have avoided future death toll there," Mina said.

Josh Call, who was working at a veggie lover wiener stand outside the venue, told the Orlando Sentinel he heard four or five shots.

"It was brisk like pow, pow, pow," he told the paper. Following a couple of minutes, he said he went inside and saw a man and a lady on the floor draining intensely.

Grimmie, a local of Marlton, New Jersey, came in second runner up on Season 6 of "The Voice," NBC's singing rivalry, which circulated in 2014. She was only 19 when she tried out with Miley Cyrus hit song "Wrecking Ball" and picked Maroon 5 lead vocalist Adam Levine as her mentor.

Before You Exit called the vocalist "such a cherishing, mindful, excellent individual with the greatest heart" in an announcement presented on Twitter hours after her passing was declared.

"She was a totally mind blowing artist and a surprisingly better companion," it included. "We are so disheartened by her passing and are totally devastated."