Gunman who shot N.J. judge's son to death and wounded her husband is lawyer who once had case before her: reports

The gunman, dressed as a FedEx delivery driver, who shot and critically wounded the husband of a federal judge in New Jersey and killed her son is believed to be a lawyer who had a case before the judge in 2015, according to reports. After knocking on the North Brunswick, N.J. home of U.S. District Judge Esther Salas, and riddling her husband and son with bullets, the killer appears to have taken his life in Liberty, N.J. Salas was appointed to the federal bench nine years ago by President Barack Obama. She is the first Hispanic woman to serve on a federal bench in New Jersey. Salas was appointed to the federal bench nine years ago by President Barack Obama. She had recently been appointed to preside over a case involving Deutschebank and banker Jeffrey Eptein, who hung himself in a federal lockup while awaiting trial for sexually abusing dozens of young women.