Missing Maryland mother killed in suspected murder-suicide

New surveillance video tonight from the shopping center where a missing mother was found dead inside a car. It shows the vehicle pulling up in the moment she was discovered. Fox 5's Tisha Lewis is in Hyattsville. A tragedy all around. In fact, I just spoke with Mari Carias Garcia's sister who says that it's a death that should have never happened. The victim identified as 29-year-old Carias Garcia. And she was barely found dead in this parking lot. Take a look. You can see there's a concrete rock behind me. A red car was parked there with the victim's body found inside. Police telling us that the person of interest apparently found dead inside his residence less than 24 hours later. Let's get to the surveillance video. Here it is. Video captured from a nearby camera showing the moment the red SUV pulled up in the parking lot on Monday night. It appears it hit a wall before stopping. Wednesday afternoon, cameras capturing a person walking up to the car to discover her body. Her family says she was a young mother from Guatemala. She was reportedly unresponsive when police arrived on scene and believe she died Monday night. Sky Fox showing the parking lot turned crime scene with cops surrounding this red SUV behind a Family Dollar store in Laundromat on University Boulevard East. We spoke with the manager of the Laundromat who tells Fox 5 the SUV had been parked there since Monday night around nine. We also spoke with a resident who lives nearby and shared her concerns and fears about the discovery. It's scary, very scary. Yeah, it's shocking. I don't because I'll be on the road as well like going home because I'm not far from here so it's quite shocking. It's really sad for me too because it's really sad. It's jungle and can't do anything. Fox 5 has learned Garcia was pronounced dead at the scene. Again, her sister sharing a domestic violence awareness flyer with us saying that enough is enough and that people should speak up the office of the chief medical examiner out of Baltimore will determine the official cause of death