( CNN ) -- Investigators on Tuesday released the identities of eight people who were killed in a mobile home in southeastern Georgia . Guy Heinze Jr. faces drug charges and is accused of evidence tampering and making false statements . A ninth person remains in critical condition , the Glynn County Police Department said . Police identified the victims as Michelle Toler , 15 ; Michael Toler , 19 ; Russell D. Toler Jr. , 20 ; Chrissy Toler , 22 ; Joseph L. West , 30 ; Russell D. Toler Sr. , 44 ; Guy Heinze Sr. , 45 ; and Brenda Gail Falagan , 49 . They were found dead Saturday in Brunswick , Georgia , about 300 miles southeast of Atlanta , on the Atlantic coast . Police said autopsies were completed Monday , but they did not offer any information about the findings . Authorities did not identify the hospitalized victim . A man who found the bodies called 911 Saturday to report in an anguished voice that he had arrived home to find `` my whole family 's dead . '' Hear the frantic 911 call reporting the slayings » . `` I just got home , '' a man identified as Guy Heinze Jr. , 22 , tells the emergency dispatcher in the call , released Monday . `` I was out last night . I got home just now , and everybody 's dead . ... My whole family 's dead . It looks like they 've been beaten to death . `` I do n't know what to do , man , '' an emotional Heinze tells the dispatcher . `` My dad , my mom , my uncle , my cousin . ... . My dad , he 's laying there dead . That was my dad . '' A neighbor placed the call and put Heinze on the phone as well as the mobile home park 's maintenance man . The park manager also called 911 , sobbing as she told dispatchers , `` Please hurry . '' Officers found seven people dead in the residence at the New Hope mobile home park . An eighth person died Sunday . Heinze was arrested Saturday night and faces charges of having a controlled substance and marijuana as well as evidence tampering and making false statements to a police officer , Glynn County Police Chief Matt Doering said . According to an arrest warrant , Heinz provided `` investigators with false and misleading information about his whereabouts and involvement in the circumstances leading up to him calling 911 to report the deaths of his family members . '' No further details were available . The arrest warrant also said that he removed a shotgun from the residence and hid it in the trunk of his car . He had Darvocet , a narcotic painkiller , and marijuana in a pill bottle in the center console of his car , according to the arrest warrant . Doering said Heinze has been cooperative . He stopped short of naming him a suspect in the deaths . `` We 're still looking for anybody and everybody that may be related to this , '' he said Sunday . `` That naturally includes [ Heinze ] . Of course , we 're looking at him . '' Heinze 's attorney , Ron Harrison , said his client , who has a bail hearing Wednesday , denies any involvement in the killings . The arrest warrant , he said , alleges that his client took a shotgun from the house and hid it in his car . Asked how Heinze was doing , Harrison said , `` Not well . Not well at all . You come across this murder scene , you call 911 , and then you end up in jail . '' Police have said they have `` no known suspects '' in the case . `` We are not looking for any known suspects , '' Doering said . `` That does n't say that there are no suspects . They 're just not known to us . '' The 911 call paints a picture of violent chaos . At one point , while the maintenance man , known only as Mike , talks to dispatchers , Heinze goes in the mobile home and reports that his cousin , identified as Michael , is breathing . The maintenance man said that Michael is a `` young man with Down syndrome . '' Heinze reports the youth 's `` face is smashed in , '' he said . Heinze gets back on the phone to talk to a supervisor , repeating that Michael appears to be having trouble breathing and needs an ambulance . The dispatcher assures him help is on the way and tries to question him gently . `` People 's beat , '' Heinze said . `` Everybody is dead . '' Asked what the mobile home looks like , he yells , `` It looks like a [ expletive ] murder scene . '' The dispatcher asks Heinze to try to question Michael , and Heinze asks him , `` Where do you hurt ? '' There is no response . Doering said Sunday that police think at least one person not in custody may have information in the case . Police had been called to the home before , Doering said , but would not say why . He has been tight-lipped about many aspects of the case , refusing to say how the victims died . All nine victims lived in the mobile home , he said , and police do not believe any of them conducted the assault . He said police are making progress and have narrowed down the timeline for when the deaths occurred . CNN 's Sean Callebs contributed to this report .
NEW : Warrant claims caller took shotgun from house . Investigators release names of eight people found dead in mobile home . A man who was shot and killed by police after he allegedly tried to break into a woman's car has been identified as Michael Anthony Smith, 25, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office. Glynn County , Georgia , police have been tight-lipped about case .