The chilling February murder allegedly committed by a Coast Guardsman from Virginia who drove 600 miles to kill a lesbian servicewoman with whom he was infatuated may have been videotaped . New court documents reveal Adrian Loya , 31 , strapped a video camera to his chest before invading the Massachusetts home of Lisa Trubnikova and her wife Anna in early February , shooting them both and killing 31-year-old Lisa . Police say Loya wanted to enshrine the terrified final moments of the woman who , while serving alongside him in Alaska refused to reciprocate his advances , and said as much in a 250-page essay he allegedly left for authorities detailing why Lisa had to die . Scroll down for video . Horrific : The chilling case of accused Coast Guard killer Adrian Loya ( center ) became all the more shocking after new court documents revealed the 31-year-old allegedly recorded the murder of servicewoman Lisa Trubnikova in order to capture her terrified final moments . According to court documents , Loya had already been recording the couple using a video camera he 'd affixed to a tree outside their Cape Cod home . On his own 31st birthday , Loya drove from Chesapeake , Virginia to the Trubnikovas ' home in Bourne , police say . Before reaching the home , police say Loya blocked a street with his car and then set it ablaze and scattered fake bombs around it to slow down police . Armed with three rifles and a handgun , Loya then allegedly donned a black mask and the chest camera , shot his way into the house and then confronted the couple in their bedroom . Loya allegedly then ordered the couple to stand and opened fire . Lisa Trubnikova was shot in the legs and torso and killed , reports the Boston Globe . Lisa 's wife of just two years was also critically injured , but managed to call 911 and summon police . As he fled the home and zigzagged around their neighborhood , police say Loya opened fire on them.One police officer , Jared MacDonald , was shot in the back . Tragic : Loya is accused of shooting his way into the home of Lisa and Anna Trubnikova and killing Lisa ( right ) , with whom he 'd allegedly been infatuated . Documented everything : Loya allegedly left behind a 250-page essay on his reasons for wanting Lisa dead for police to find . Loya would surrender about a half hour later . In his motel room nearby , police would discover face masks , handcuff keys , duct tape , fire-starting material , a survival handbook , a mess kit , a first aid kit , zip ties , a knife sharpener , and other items , reports the Boston Globe . Loya has since been charged with first degree murder and ordered held without bail , though he remains at a facility where he was subsequently sent for a psychiatric evaluation . His attorney J . Drew Segadelli told the Globe there 's more to the case than meets the eye . 'This is n't the entire bulk of the evidence , ' he said . ' I still think there 's some skepticism as I review the police investigation , ' However , prosecutors remained confident they had more than enough evidence for the first degree premeditated murder charge to stick . And when police told Lisa 's relatives of the incident , their immediate reaction was that Loya had been 'fixated ' on Lisa since working with the couple in Alaska . 'He became obsessed , ' a family member told the Boston Globe . 'He was fixated on her . ' Unthinkable : After driving some 600 miles to the Trubnikovas ' home , police say Loya blocked the road to their condo with his car , set is ablaze and then scattered fake bombs to slow down police . Obsessed ? Lisa 's family says Loya had been obsessed with Lisa since he served with her and her wife in Alaska some years ago . Lisa and Anna , who married two years ago in New York , were stationed at different bases in Massachusetts , and worked together with Loya in Alaska several years ago . Lisa was a Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class of Coast Guard Base Cape Cod , and Anna is a Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class of Coast Guard Sector Southeastern New England . According to Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe , the attack appeared to be calculated . Loya checked into a hotel near the couple 's residence two days before the shooting . ' I think there was a significant amount of planning involved , ' O'Keefe said . 'He was n't crazy , ' said Lisa 's older brother Luis Berlanga . 'He knew what he was doing . ' After his arrest , police say Loya told them he killed Lisa 'based upon a prior interaction ' that 'made up his mind that he was going to arrive at her residence in Bourne and murder her . ' Court documents did not specify what or where that interaction was . Anna Trubnikova survived the attack but is now without her wife after just two years of marriage .
Coast Guardsman Adrian Loya was serving in Virginia when he allegedly drove to Massachusetts to kill Lisa Trubnikova on his first birthday . He allegedly pulled a black mask over his face and strapped a video camera to his chest with which to record his obsession Lisa 's final moments . New court documents allege Loya laid out his reasons on paper before entering Trubnikova 's home , killing her and wounding wife Anna on Feb. 5 . Prior to the slaying , police say Loya blocked a road with his car , set it ablaze and scattered fake bombs to slow down authorities . After the shootings , a shoot out with police went down outside the Trubnikova home in which one cop was shot before Loya was subdued .