Officials with the Knox County Sheriff's Office identified two victims from a double homicide on Saturday night.

KCSO identified the victims as Boyd and Doris Beets.

Deputies said a domestic dispute led to a man crashing into a home and shooting the residents inside around 10 p.m. Saturday. Deputies responded to calls of a vehicle that had crashed into a house followed by several gunshots.

When deputies arrived on the scene, they said they found the suspect, Ronnie Edward Johnson, 31, in the road near the home that was struck.

Investigators said Johnson was involved in a domestic issue with his fiance. The two went driving and reportedly ended up on Live Oak Circle during their argument.

According to reports, a physical altercation happened. During the fight, deputies said Johnson strangled the victim until she urinated on herself. The fiance was able to run away from Johnson.

The woman attempted to knock on the door of a home with lights on when Johnson allegedly tried to run her over. Deputies said the crash ended with his truck inside the home.

Johnson reportedly exited his vehicle and shot the two residents of the home before leaving the home and trying the find his fiance. The fiance said she heard Johnson yell "whoo" after each shot.

KCSO officials said Doris Beets was transported to the University of Tennessee Medical Center where she died of her injuries. Boyd Beets died on the scene, according to KCSO.

Sheriff Tom Spangler asked that "you please keep their family in your prayers."

Johnson was arrested and being held at the Roger D. Wilson Detention Facility. He is charged with two counts of first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and aggravated domestic assault.