No established motive yet why gunman killed US singer

Police in the US say they don't realize what

roused a shooter to execute the artist Christina

Grimmie.

The 22-year-old was shot while marking

signatures after a show in the city on Friday

night, and kicked the bucket in healing facility.

Orlando police boss John Mina said the shooter,

26-year-old Kevin James Loibl, originated from the

city of St Petersburg in Florida to stand up to her.

Mr Mina said Loibl did not appear to know her

actually however guessed that he may have been

an unhinged fan.

After a battle with the vocalist's sibling, Loibl

shot himself dead.

Ms Grimmie first came to conspicuousness as a

adolescent for her versions of hit melodies,

gathering an immense after on YouTube.

In 2014, she was a competitor on the US variant

of The Voice.

Stars pay tribute to Voice star Grimmie

Police say she was shot in regards to 22:45 nearby time

on Friday (02:45 GMT Saturday) at The Court

Live in Orlando.

Mr Mina said: "She was doing a meet-and-welcome,

simply marking signatures and offering stock.

"This white male drew nearer her and opened

fire, striking her."

The police boss commended Christina's sibling

Marcus for his "exceptionally gallant" activities in handling

Loibl, who he said was conveying two handguns

also, a chasing blade.

"It unquestionably could have anticipated further loss of

life," Mr Mina said.

Other individuals have been issuing messages of

support for Marcus Grimmie, including a survivor

of the 2012 Sandy Snare primary school

shooting in Connecticut.

Ashley Cech, who crusades against firearm

savagery, composed a public statement to Marcus.

She composed: "Today the world was reminded that

there is no adoration entirely like that between a more established

sibling and his younger sibling."

The artist had been performing with the band

Before You Exit.

Up to 100 individuals were at the show, however just a

modest bunch stayed at the venue when the

shooting happened, authorities said.

Mr Mina said unarmed security monitors had

handled sacks as individuals entered the venue, however

no metal finders were utilized and no body

hunts were made.

News of the assault spread rapidly on social

media, with numerous fans voicing their stun and

outrage.

At the point when the main reports of the shooting surfaced,

#PrayForChristina was the top slanting hashtag

on Twitter.

It changed to #RIPChristina after the demise was

affirmed.