Investigation: Two Dead Found at Mount Lindo Cemetery

Two Dead Found at Mount Lindo Cemetery

Investigation is Ongoing

Jefferson County, CO. – On September 17, 2019, at 10:15 a.m., Jefferson County deputies responded to Mount Lindo Cemetery on a report of two males who appeared to have died from gunshot wounds. Jefferson County Investigators initiated a death investigation. Coroner investigators identified the two males as Ryan Rees (9/26/1996) and Tyler Swindler (1/19/2000). The investigation is still ongoing to determine what led to this outcome; however, investigators have determined no third party was involved and there is no threat to the public.

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Initial incident report

From Greg Vincent, owner of Glen Isle Resort:
GLEN ISLE INFORMATION for Celebration of Life Services Saturday 21st 12:00 – 3:30PM
We are humbly honored to have the Celebration of Life services for Ryan Rees and Tyler Swindler with their families at Glen-Isle. Please read the following information and instructions about entering, parking, and exiting the property.
-Family and friends will begin arriving at 12:00PM Celebration of Life service will be at 2:00PM to 3:30PM
-We would recommend car pooling as much as possible.
-The traffic will be heavy at times on 285 with it being Saturday and the homecoming game beginning at 1:00
-You are welcome to avoid traffic and enter property from County Road 64. Turn behind Moore Lumber and follow the county road for about 2 miles. We will have overflow parking in that back area with an intermittent shuttle.
-Park Co Sheriffs Dept will be at the Glen Isle Bridge on 285 to help direct traffic into the property and our staff will help once you arrive. Please let someone direct you to a parking place so we do not block roads for emergency vehicles if needed.
-We will have shuttles running back and forth to the Kiva Event Center location, wave them down if you need a ride, wave them on if your ok walking…we will do our best to help you with any special needs.
-When you exit the property, please exit out the back towards County Road 64 for your own safety and to assist the Deputies on 285 with their job.

Blessings
Greg and Mary Ruth