The family of Dale Schultz is mourning the 66-year-old man following a fatal shooting at a Twin Falls In-N-Out Burger on Aug. 1, 2026. Schultz was killed and his wife, Reinette, sustained serious injuries when a gunman opened fire on their vehicle at a nearby Tesla charging station.
Details of the Fatal Attack
The incident occurred on Blue Lakes Boulevard North, where the couple was traveling from Utah for a family reunion. According to KTVB, the high school sweethearts were visiting the area when the attack took place. The gunman fired rounds directly into the couple's car, resulting in the death of Schultz and leaving Reinette with severe injuries.
Twin Falls police identified the three victims killed in the attack as 26-year-old Dale Schultz, 23-year-old Ashley Garibay of Stockton, California, and 59-year-old Christopher Claunch of Hagerman. At least seven other individuals were injured during the shooting, KTVB reported.
Investigation and Suspect Identification
Investigators identified the gunman as 24-year-old Chad Williams, who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. As of Aug. 4, 2026, police believe Williams acted alone and investigators were still working to determine a motive.
Following the incident, the FBI released a request for media files, including video, audio, or still images, that may have captured the shooting in Twin Falls on Aug. 1, 2026.
Legacy of the Deceased
Schultz's family described him as the "rock" of their family and a man of many talents, including being an Air Force veteran, sculptor, gardener, and beekeeper. His brother, Jackson Schultz, told KTVB that Dale was a hardworking man and the "best of the Schultzes."
Jackson and Brenda Schultz noted that Dale was always willing to help others and would show up whenever he was needed. The family expressed the difficulty of the loss, noting that Dale and Jackson had spent the previous year reconnecting and planning future vacations together.
Focus on Recovery
As the family focuses on the recovery of Reinette Schultz, they noted the significant community support required to help her and her children. Brenda Schultz stated that it "will take an entire village" to help Reinette, her daughters, and her grandsons navigate the aftermath of the tragedy.
Reinette Schultz was transferred to the University of Utah to receive medical care for her injuries, according to KTVB.
Family Mourns Loss
The impact of the shooting has been felt deeply by the family members who described the reality of the death as difficult to accept. Jackson Schultz expressed the shock of the sudden loss, stating it was hard to wrap his head around his brother's passing.
A Life Cut Short
The shooting occurred during a trip the couple had made many times before. The family continues to remember Schultz as a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and brother.
Community Impact
The community has begun to process the impact of the violence, with family members noting the widespread influence of the attack on the local population.
