A one-time event shouldn't affect the house values in a neighborhood significantly. If this were a pattern, then the house's value should have already been imp

A one-time event shouldn't affect the house values in a neighborhood significantly. If this were a pattern, then the house's value should have already been impacted before this. I don't think this house's owner would even be required to disclose to potential buyers that this event happened. However, if the suspect had been killed in the house by the police, this would probably be different, so it's good that didn't happen. A lot of people won't buy a house that someone died in.