USA - Indian Family Of Four Found Dead In A Possible Murder-Suicide
In what may have been a murder-suicide in New Jersey, a four-person indian family was discovered dead. On wednesday afternoon, the deaths of Tej Pratap Singh, 43, Sonal Parihar, 42, their son, 10, and daughter, 6, were discovered in their Plainsboro home. police have made suggestions that the family's murders may have been a murder-suicide while the investigation into the event is still underway.
'They were such a wonderful family,' a woman who lived next to the family's Titus Lane house told NJ.com. When Parihar's daughter was absent from the school bus stop that morning, she thought it odd and contacted her later. However, she never received a response. At roughly 4:40 p.m., a relative inquired about their well-being, and shortly afterward, the remains of the family were discovered. There are still some unanswered questions.
'They were such a wonderful family,' a woman who lived next to the family's Titus Lane house told NJ.com. When Parihar's daughter was absent from the school bus stop that morning, she thought it odd and contacted her later. However, she never received a response. At roughly 4:40 p.m., a relative inquired about their well-being, and shortly afterward, the remains of the family were discovered. There are still some unanswered questions.
Authorities received a 911 call on the evening of october 4 asking them to check on a resident in Plainsboro. Four dead victims were found inside the home when Plainsboro police Department arrived, according to a statement released by both agencies. They said that an early inquiry indicated there is no public threat while noting that "this tragedy remains under investigation" and "autopsies are being done today."
Calling the Plainsboro police Department is encouraged if you have any information or security video of the area. Mayor Peter Cantu and Chief Eamon Blanchard, director of Public Safety, stated in a joint statement that the Plainsboro community had suffered a tragic loss of life.
Calling the Plainsboro police Department is encouraged if you have any information or security video of the area. Mayor Peter Cantu and Chief Eamon Blanchard, director of Public Safety, stated in a joint statement that the Plainsboro community had suffered a tragic loss of life.