GA - Female deputy & her two childred murdered
- From: "Kris Baker" <kris.baker@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 23:22:58 -0700
Neighbors heard the shots; did they see anyone leave the home?
The deputy wasn't married, nor in a relationship.
The son returned 30 minutes later.
Hmmm....who'd be so angry to shoot two little girls, as well as their mother?
A few different reports:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23400788/
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. - Authorities in suburban Atlanta say a deputy and her two young daughters have been found shot to death at their home.
The shootings happened in Lawrenceville, just north of Atlanta. Police say officers found the bodies after responding to calls of shots fired. The dead girls were 11 and 4 years old.
Police say the deputy's 17-year-old son arrived at the house about a half hour after officers responded. He's the sole survivor. The deputy was not married.
A law enforcement official told the Atlanta Journal Constitution investigators are trying to find out who did the killing and why.
http://www.wmgt.com/node/6522
Deputy, 2 children found dead in Lawrenceville
Submitted by Brooke Martin on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 10:25pm.
A Gwinnett County deputy and her two daughters, 4 and 12, have been found fatally shot at a suburban Atlanta home.
Gwinnett County police are investigating what is being called a triple homicide.
Identities of the victims have not been disclosed.
Police were responding to a call of shots fired in the Madison Trace subdivision near Lawrenceville said they found a bullet hole in a house next door, then went to the home where they found the deputy and her 12-year-old dead inside the front door, WAGA-TV of Atlanta reported.
The officers then went upstairs and found the 4-year-old, the station said.
http://www.ajc.com/gwinnett/content/metro/gwinnett/stories/2008/02/28/triple_0229.html
UPDATED: 11:35 p.m. February 28, 2008
Gwinnett deputy, 2 daughters fatally shot
Woman's son came home to find police
By STEVE VISSER , TIM EBERLY
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 02/28/08
Gwinnett County police were investigating a triple homicide Thursday night of a Gwinnett County sheriff's deputy and her two young daughters at their Lawrenceville-area home.
The female deputy, whose name had not been released, was about 40 years old and was a 7-1/2 year veteran of the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office. Her two daughters were ages 4 and 11, according to Gwinnett County police spokesman David Schiralli. All three were found dead of gunshot wounds.
"Anger," Gwinnett County Sheriff Butch Conway said when reached by phone and asked his reaction to the crime. "I've got a deputy dead and two children. We just want to find out who did it and why."
The triple homicide occurred around 8 p.m. at 415 Madison Chase Drive, near Madison Chase Way. The deputy was not on duty, the sheriff said.
Speaking to reporters at the scene of the shooting, Schiralli said police responded to a call from a neighbor of shots fired in the Madison Chase subdivision near Lawrenceville. They found a bullet hole in the house next door to the deputy, and then traced its origin back to the deputy's house.
At the deputy's home, officers found the deputy and her 11-year-old dead inside the front door. The officers then went upstairs and found the 4-year-old.
The deputy's 17-year-old son, who lived at that address, arrived at the home while police were there. "We do have him right now for his own safekeeping," Schiralli said.
Next of kin were still being notified and officers were trying to get a search warrant for the house at 11 p.m. Thursday.
Conway said he was at his home, nursing a bad back, when a sheriff's sergeant called to tell him what happened. He and numerous other sheriff's officials went to the crime scene.
"Everybody's concerned," Conway said. "We just want to find the perpetrator."
Conway said he did not want to release the deputy's name late Thursday night because some of her relatives had not yet been notified.
He said the deputy was not married, nor was she in a relationship. Conway declined to say where she was assigned.
One neighbor, Jim Clark, lives near the deputy's house and said he was "shocked and horrified" to learn of the crime. "You never think something like this is going to happen in your neighborhood."
He said the deputy and her family had been living there for about a year. Clark's family was happy to hear that a law enforcement officer was going to be their neighbor.
"We were excited about it," Clark said. "It's good to have a sheriff's car on your street."
But Clark said he had not gotten to know the deputy personally.
"She seemed friendly. She waved," he said.
Clark said he didn't hear gunshots or anything to alert him to the crime, but police officers still interviewed him.
"I didn't know about it until a neighbor called and said police cars were all up and down the street," Clark said
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