Triple homicide suspect Zollicoffer was taken into custody in Milwaukee.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
August 11, 2026
Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Milwaukee police took triple homicide suspect Thomas Seville Zollicoffer, 36, aka, Thomas Bull, into custody after 3:00 p.m. after a stand off with police at the 8400 block of W. Fiebrantz Ave.. Zollicoffer was wanted in connection for the August 8th triple homicide of Vanessa De Herrera, 26; Scott Bucholz, 29, and Shamarla "Iris" Hare, 38, in Milwaukee. Several of the victims were well known in LGBTQ community in Milwaukee.
Zollicoffer is facing three life terms in prison without the possibility of parole for the cold blooded homicides of the three victims. He is also facing multiple charges for a felon use of weapon involving death.
According to the pending homicide charges, on August 8th, Zollicoffer got into a domestic dispute with De Herrera at the Van Dyke Knitting Co. Lofts located at the 2100 block of W. Pierce Street. Zollicoffer fatally shot De Herrera and then fatally shot Bucholz after he attempted to defend De Herrera. Zollicoffer was De Herrera's ex-boyfriend.
After the double homicide in the Southside of Milwaukee, Zollicoffer went to the N. 39 and W. Townsend Streets and also fatally shot Hare.
Zollicoffer was previously convicted for multiple felonies that include 3rd-degree sexual assault, instigation animal fights, and instigation animal fight training.
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