Four found shot to death in Ind. home

Four people were found shot to death inside a home in Waynesville, Ind., local law enforcement said Sunday.

Sheriff Mark Gorbett said no suspects have been taken into custody and police are not actively looking for possible suspects, according to CBS affiliate WISH-TV in Indianapolis.

"We are following up on all leads at this point and we have no one in custody at this time," Gorbett said.

A coroner released the names of three of the four people found killed in the home.

Bartholomew County Coroner Larry Fisher says the dead include homeowner Katheryn Burton of Waynesville, an unincorporated town about 50 miles south of Indianapolis. She was 53 or 54 years old.

Fisher says two of the three men found dead in her home were Aaron Cross and Thomas Smith, both around 40 years old.

Fisher says the name of the third man who was killed was being withheld until relatives could be notified.

Bartholomew County Sheriff Mark Gorbett said a resident of the home returning from work Saturday night called police to the home. Officers found the three men in the living room and Burton in a bedroom.

The person who called 911 after discovering the bodies is a son who lived with his mother and stepfather in the home, Gorbett told WISH-TV. That person told police he found the victims when he returned home from work.