Negotiators with the Harris County Sheriff’s office are trying to get the suspect to pick up his cell phone or room phone. pic.twitter.com/A2UJveB5fA — Jeff Ehling (@JeffEhlingABC13) January 18, 2019

Update on SWAT scene involving murder suspect Arthur Edigin at a hotel off Westheimer. Suspect considered armed and dangerous. pic.twitter.com/Tpaak6aTzk — Jeff Ehling (@JeffEhlingABC13) January 18, 2019

EMBED >More News Videos According to deputies, Edigin opened fire outside the Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church on Huffmeister just after 7 p.m. Thursday, killing his wife. His daughter was also shot but survived the shooting.

Investigators are seeking Arthur Edigin, 62, in connection w/the shooting outside Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church on Huffmeister. He’s 5’4”, 144 lbs. Driving a white ‘08 Suburban w/damaged right front quarter panel. Call 713-221-6000. #hounews pic.twitter.com/sfLE503SYE — HCSOTexas (@HCSOTexas) January 18, 2019

EMBED >More News Videos Witnesses recall shooting at Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church in Cypress

EMBED >More News Videos Woman says her family was inside church during shooting

EMBED >More News Videos Christ the Redeemer Catholic church shared a message about the shooting, saying they are "saddened that such violence has visited our campus."

CYPRESS, Texas (KTRK) -- The man accused of fatally shooting his estranged wife and injuring his daughter outside a Cypress church has been found dead, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.SWAT officers surrounded an Extended Stay America hotel on West Sam Houston Parkway near Westheimer for hours early Friday morning. After negotiations ended, they entered a fourth-floor hotel room, where officers found 62-year-old Arthur Edigin dead in the bathroom. Deputies say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.Deputies arrived at the hotel on a tip that Edigin had checked in. They said he was considered armed and dangerous. Edigin had been living at the hotel for the past week, sources say.Some hotel guests were evacuated during the standoff. No one else was injured.According to deputies, Edigin opened fire outside the Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church on Huffmeister just after 7 p.m. Thursday, killing his wife Graciela Torres. She was 66 years old.After the shooting, court records say Edigin called his other daughter saying, "I just shot your mom and your sister."Sources say Torres had recently sold a property in Mexico and there had been a dispute over the money.His daughter, 31-year-old Penny Zapata, was also shot but survived the shooting. A child who was in the car at the time was unhurt, sources say.Sources with the Harris County Sheriff's Office tell us he threatened his wife before, with one incident happening as recently as Jan. 6.A woman told us her husband and three kids were on lockdown during the shooting.Pam Ledesma said her husband told her they were in a gym closet praying the rosary during the frightening incident."It's just crazy to see that stuff like happens, number one at a church, and I know we live in Houston, but at the same time, I mean, I don't know what kind of person would do that at a church when people are just trying to pray at night," Ledesma said.The Archdiocese released the following statement on the shooting:Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church shared a message on its Facebook page letting parishioners know that they will hold regularly scheduled mass Friday at 9 a.m. and the offices will be open. The Catholic school and Genesis Early Childhood Program are canceled for Friday. Parents are still welcome to bring children as usual, but they said it will not be an official school day.A GoFundMe account was set up for Torres' daughter as she recovers from the shooting. You can make a contribution here