US Shooting: In Ohio, America, an embarrassing incident has come to the fore. Where a father made his three sons stand in a line and shot them dead. After the alleged murder, Kalyugi Baap has also accepted his crime. The accused has been arrested by the police from the spot.
According to a report in the New York Post, on Thursday (15) a 32-year-old man named Chad Dorman lined up his three boys and shot them. According to the evidence presented in the court, the father had made plans before the alleged murder of his sons. According to the report, the ages of the dead children were three, four and seven. At the time of the incident, one of the children also tried to run to the nearby field, but his father ran and shot him.
Neighbors informed the police about the incident
According to a press release from the Claremont County Sheriff’s Office, all three boys were found dead outside their home by police officers. Actually, at the time of the incident, the neighbors had informed about the attack by calling the emergency calling service 911. During this, the wife of the accused also shouted and told the people that she had shot the children.
The accused also shot his wife
Not only this, the people present at the scene saw a girl running on the road and heard her shouting that her father was killing everyone. According to the press release, the mother of the dead boys also received a bullet injury in her hand. Who has been admitted to the hospital for treatment. According to the report, she was trying to snatch the gun from her husband and during that time the doorman shot her. However, the age of the daughter and the injuries suffered by her are yet to be known.
After the incident, the accused father was found sitting on a verandah outside his house and later he confessed to the police officers of firing at the boys. He said that he had been planning the murder for several months. However, the motive behind the murder is still unknown.
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