Four “US” families were suspected of being “unthinkable” murder suicide at Pennsylvania's home, and they were dead at their pencil veneer house.
Pennsylvania Police are 35 -year -old Paul Swaner, his wife, Karen Swarner, 32 years old, and their two young Evrin (5 years old) and Connor (1 year old), their family on Thursday night. After not being able to make the members, I told them that they were discovered by Karen's father at their Raffsdale house. WTAE。
The investigator believes that Paul Swarer has fatally shot a 10 -year -old wife and two children, and then played his gun to himself, said at a state trooper Steve Limani at a press conference on Friday. 。
“I can't think of it. It's immeasurable,” Limani said.
The whole family was found in the same room, and Lugar 22 pistols -weapon investigators believed that two fathers were used to kill their families and themselves.
“I don't know what's going on in Paul. I don't know why it happened,” said the trooper.
“I hope you can find some answers. It's very sad. I don't know. I don't know what's wrong.”
Limani shared his family talking with a couple on Wednesday. “For all intentions and purposes, there was nothing to consider struggle and risk or fear.”
“It was a normal conversation,” Limani said.
Police have revealed that Paul and Karen have not discovered that they have a criminal history or record of the domestic violence before tragic murder suicide.
“They seem to have a very successful job,” Limani shared and added that it looks like a “very loving home.”
“Their house was a nationwide house. There was a toy for children.”
Limani said that officials did “as much as possible to get the answer to their families,” and the investigator cooperated with the West Moaland County Official Office to know the timeline of when the tragedy occurred. I mentioned.
Dick Shoe, the neighbor of the Swurner family, said nothing was warned at home until the police flocked in a quiet neighborhood.
“I feel very sick,” said Shory. WTAE。
“I was not a family, but I tried to help as much as I could, but I didn't care, but if they needed help, I was there.”
The grief, the neighbor, gave this Christmas a gift of two children in the past and “played Santa” for them.
“They were always happy to fly around,” he said. “I will never get out of my heart. Such a devastation. Such a valuable life.”
If someone you know is affected by the issues raised in this story, please call the 800-273-TALK (8255) National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or 741741 textline. 。
