Doral father killed 2 daughters, their mother before taking own life, deputies say
Investigators say Ryan Charles Whiten stabbed Melanie Lauren Hyer and her two daughters to death before taking his own life.
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Investigators say Ryan Charles Whiten stabbed Melanie Lauren Hyer and her two daughters to death before taking his own life.
The adults were identified as 46-year-old Melanie Lauren Hyer and 42-year-old Ryan Charles Whiten. The children were identified as an 11-year-old girl and an 8-year-old girl.
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Six people in Sarasota and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, are dead in what police say is a cross-state murder spree by the same suspect Wednesday morning. The suspect was also found dead, authorities said.
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Detectives now say the deaths of a married Miami Gardens couple in a May 7 house fire were the result of a murder-suicide, adding a heartbreaking turn to a tragedy that has left family members searching for answers.
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City of Miami Police have identified the two people who were killed inside a Del Toro Insurance office Monday morning, saying the incident appears to be a murder-suicide involving former spouses.
Peter D'Oench reports when police officers arrived at the building, a 42 NW 27 Avenue, they found a man and woman with gunshot wounds. Both died before they could be taken to a hospital.
Longtime friend Anita Horten, who knew the couple for 34 years, described their personalities as opposite but said she never saw any red flags.
Man appears to have shot his wife and their son before turning the gun on himself, sheriff's investigators say.
The incident happened around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Police have identified the man and woman found shot and killed in a Hallandale Beach luxury condo earlier this week and foreign media reports that they were a Kosovar Albanian couple.
Police have identified the man and woman found shot and killed in a Hallandale Beach luxury condo earlier this week, and foreign media reports that they were a Kosovar Albanian couple.
Two adults were found dead after officers responded to a "suspicious call" involving gunshots Friday morning, Miramar Police said.
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