Mom and dad of five, Joseph and Jossline Roland, 39 and 40, were shot outside in Aurora, Colorado on August 14

Kyree Brown, 18, has been charged with two counts of first-degree homicide in the murder of the couple

The couple were killed at a phony car sale that was arranged on letgo’s website

The teen gunman allegedly admitted to police that he sot the couple and robbed them of $3,000 after they responded to his online ad selling a Toyota RAV4

Brown also admitted that the RAV4 used in the sting was stolen, police said

Colorado parents are shot dead in car scam turned armed robbery. Joseph Roland, and Jossline Roland were shot outside an apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado, last month.
Police say the Rolands were robbed and killed after responding to an online advertisement for a used vehicle

An 18-year-old man has been charged with two counts of first-degree homicide in the murder of the couple who were shot during a dodgy car sale, police say.
Joseph Roland, 39, and his wife Jossline Roland, 40, leave behind five young children after they were shot dead by outside an apartment complex in Aurora while trying to buy an a used SUV. 
The couple were carrying $3,000 in cash to pay for the Toyota RAV4 that was advertised by Kyree Brown on app Letgo when he allegedly shot them dead instead and took the money after meeting them at 11pm on August 14. 
Brown has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder after allegedly admitting to shooting the couple.
The Rolands had arranged to meet Kyree Brown in Southlands Mall car park at 11pm after arranging to buy the vehicle.

Joseph Roland, who was operations manager at ABM Industries, agreed to buy a 2017 RAV4 through letgo, an online website for buying used goods.
Roland arranged to meet the seller in Southlands Mall car park with his wife, who was a firm administrator at Dianne Sawaya law offices.
But after arriving, Brown told the couple he brought the wrong car title and asked them to follow him to an apartment on East Cornell Circle.
Brown allegedly pointed a 9mm handgun at Mr Roland while the couple were still in their car and demanded the money. 
According to the arrest affidavit, Brown admitted that when the car started his wife Jossline Roland.
Brown allegedly also admitted to grabbing $3,000 from the car and fleeing from the scene before trying to burn the car by pouring gasoline on the seats.
Aurora Police said that Brown posted the car advert on letgo under a fake name, but used an email account that detectives were able to link him with.
Police added that his mobile number was found through the online goods website. 
During his police interview Brown also admitted that the Toyota was a stole vehicle.

Brown’s phone had pinged towers near the mall, apartment complex and location where the car was burned, near Havana Street and East Colfax Avenue, police said.
The couple died within five minutes of each other after being rushed to hospital, CBS Denver reported.
Brown was detained on August 27 after a short police chase, which ended near 29th Avenue and Central Park Boulevard in Denver.
A crowd funding page set up by Brittany Southerland to raise funds for the couple’s five children has reached $163,300 of the $250,000 goal
It reads: ‘Anyone who knew Joe and Jossline would remember they were always the first to help. They were the best people you could know and their door was always open to friends and family.
‘We would like to raise money for their children. No amount of money can replace what they’ve lost, but maybe we can pull together and provide some financial security for them.’