Coroner’s officials identified a man who killed himself Wednesday at Oak Tree Gun Club in Newhall.

Maurice Keyshun Over, 20, of Panorama City, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to medical examiners with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office. The autopsy indicated the wound was intentional, per the Coroner’s Office.

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KHTS News spoke with the Lyft driver, Michael Mitchell, a Burbank resident, who claimed to have picked the man up from near Panorama High School.

Over was reportedly picked up around 3:20 p.m. and then dropped off at gun club at approximately 4 p.m., Mitchell said.

“He was a great guy and we had a great conversation,” Mitchell said. “The only thing that he had mentioned that was out of the ordinary he said, was (at one point in the conversation), ‘Oh, if I make it past 21,” Mitchell said, adding that nothing from the tone of their conversation gave Mitchell any indication of mental distress.

The driver, who said he also taught at a local high school and was driving after school for part-time money, said he’d been “re-hashing the conversation,” since he saw the death on the news to see if there was any signs he missed.

Deputies received the call regarding a gunshot victim at around 9 p.m., which is when the range closes on Wednesday to Friday, according to its website.

Homicide officials were initially called to the scene to a report of a body found around closing time at the range, according to Sheriff’s Department officials said.

It’s the second such shooting at the Newhall gun club this year. A Lancaster man killed himself in January.

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Travis Paster, 32, of Lancaster, was found dead from a gunshot wound at Oak Tree Gun Club.

Anyone seeking information about mental health resources available in the Santa Clarita Valley can click here for a list of resources. There are 24-hour phone numbers available. In the event of an emergency, 911 should always be the first call. Those looking to speak with someone can call:

• 1-800-273-8255 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
• 1-800-854-7771 for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
• 1-800-784-2433 for the Treatment Advocacy Center
• 661-259-9439 for the SCV Child & Family Center
• 661-257-9688 for the Santa Clarita Valley Youth Project
• 661-263-9371 for Straightening Reins, equine therapy

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