Former WDBJ employee Vester L. Flanagan, who went by "Bryce Williams" on air, was named in connection with the shooting.
A man wanted in connection with the on-air fatal shooting of a TV reporter and a cameraman posted videos of the attack online.
Former WDBJ employee Vester L. Flanagan, who went by "Bryce Williams" on air, was named in connection with the shooting. He shot himself on I-66 just before midday and died in hospital.
A Twitter account under Bryce Williams' name shared two horrifying videos on Wednesday morning.
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The footage, taken from the gunman’s point-of-view, apparently shows him approaching reporter Alison Parker, 24, and cameraman Adam Ward, 27, before fatally shooting them at Bridgewater Plaza in Moneta at 6.45am.
In the second video, shots and screams can be heard.
The Twitter account, which also shared photos of Williams and tweets about Parker, has since been suspended.
State police previously told Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe that the shooter "may have been a disgruntled employee."
We love you, Alison and Adam. pic.twitter.com/hLSzQi06XE
— WDBJ7 (@WDBJ7) August 26, 2015
Pic of @WDBJ7's Alison Parker & Adam Ward shot & killed while reporting from a water park in #Roanoke. Devastating... pic.twitter.com/NCO0U64Hu5
— Christina Ginn (@ChristinaCNN) August 26, 2015
Alison Parker was carrying out an interview live on air at the waterpark when as many as seven shots rang out. The gunman can apparently be seen on the crew's camera before fleeing.
The woman who was being interviewed at the time, Vicki Gardner, was shot in the back and is undergoing surgery. Gardner is the head of the Smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce.
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WDBJ's general manager, Jeffrey Marks, said the gunman is believed to have fired six or seven times.
"They were just out doing their jobs," he said of Ward and Parker as he announced their deaths on air on Wednesday morning.
Just before midday, the station reported that Flanagan had shot himself on I-66 around 11.25am.
Virginia State Police said police followed the suspect's car but he refused to stop. Minutes later, he ran off the road and crashed, and when troopers approached the car, they found him inside with a gunshot wound.
"He is being transported to a nearby hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries," they said.
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