Kansas man does the unthinkable to his 4 children and their mother before killing himself, police say
Kansas police met with a gruesome scene after a man called them to confess killing his four children and their mother before killing himself.
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The man called 911 at about 8:50 a.m. on Tuesday, according to Winfield Police Chief Robbie DeLong.
Video from a neighbor's Ring camera showed the man screaming profanities and pacing back and forth just a few days before he killed his family.
About two hours later, police breached the door of the residence in Winfield and found the remains of the five victims and 53-year-old Ronald Williams Sr.
The victims were identified as 44-year-old Kelly George and her four children, 9-year-old Carol Williams, 7-year-old Ronald Williams Jr., 5-year-old Sarah Williams, and 3-year-old Kelly Magee-Williams.
"There was no other indication of any other loss of life, and so standard protocol was to set up a perimeter and start working the incident as a barricade situation," DeLong said.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge Jason Diaz said that Williams Sr. appeared to have died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
No other people lived at the home and the public was under no threat, according to police.
Investigators are trying to determine the motive for the murder-suicide by interviewing neighbors.
Some indicated that Williams Sr. had been acting erratically in the months before the incident, and police said they had been at the residence to respond to numerous calls.
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"I can't say that anything would have indicated that we would be where we are today," said DeLong.
KAKE-TV obtained video from a neighbor's Ring camera showing the man screaming profanities and pacing back and forth just a few days before he killed his family.
He also had an extensive criminal past and was a registered sex offender.
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