The Brookhaven Police Department continues to investigate two fatal shootings that occurred in the city earlier this week, and Chief Bobby Bell said the department is exploring all possible angles.

Kelcay Anthony Humphrey, 25, died Sunday after a shooting on Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Drive. Bridget Carmele London Hall, 43, died Monday night following a shooting in her home on Vivian Merritt Street.

Claudis D. Montgomery, 40, of 4208 Highway 550, was charged with murder around 4 a.m. Tuesday morning in Humphrey’s death. Montgomery’s brother, Claude, was Hall’s boyfriend. That association has raised speculation that the two murders are connected.

“I’ve got to look at all possible angles,” Bell said Wednesday.

Benefit fund

When Hall died in her home Monday night, she left behind four children.

The London family has created a GoFundMe campaign to help raise funds to help support her children. Those wishing to donate money can go to gofundme.com/yvb3keg.

Hall’s brother, Ricky London, said she was a 1990 graduate of Brookhaven High School, and she is survived by four children, eight brothers, two sisters and her father.

The family wrote on the GoFundMe site that Bridget was a hard-working single mother who had a voice like no other.

“She brought joy and lit up the room wherever she went,” the site reads. “Words cannot begin to express the sadness felt knowing that she will no longer be with us here each day.”

Both victims’ funerals will be held Saturday. Humphrey’s will be at St. James M.B. Church at 11 a.m., and Hall’s will be at Alexander Junior High School at 2 p.m.