BALDWIN: Investigators in Arizona say they found the gunman wanted in a three-day killing spree. The suspect was found today get aside a Phoenix area hotel. Investigators say this morning he killed himself when S.W.A.T. teams surrounded his room.</s>SGT.  VINCE LEWIS, PHOENIX POLICE: Over the last day and a half, that suspect was tracked to a room at the Extended Stay early this morning, a Phoenix police tactical team set up on that room. Evacuated the adjacent rooms. During that operation shots were fired inside the suspect's room nobody was injured outside of that room, our tactical team did make entry into that room and located the suspect deceased from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot.</s>BALDWIN: there had been a frantic search for him based upon this sketch. He remains unidentified. But remains wanted in the shooting deaths of four people, two paralegals and two mental health professionals. The first victim killed was Stephen Pitt, a prominent forensic psychiatrist connected to a number of high-profile cases including the Jon Benet Ramsey case. Let's go straight to the scene there in Scottsdale, Arizona. Nick Watt is there. Tell me what you know about this guy and how police found him in that hotel.</s>NICK WATT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: First of all, I'm going to say the suspect may be dead, but there could be another shooting victim. Right now, it looks like a coroner's gurney going into that house. We don't know if that is connected at all to this case, this is the extended stay hotel where the suspect killed himself this morning, the tactical team was closing in on him, they were evacuating people from the surrounding rooms in the hotel when they heard that gunfire from within the suspect's room. They believe he killed himself --
Police Suspect Linked to 4 Murders Kills Self.