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A house fire in Oklahoma that claimed the lives of eight people, including six children, is being investigated as a murder-suicide.
Broken Arrow Police Chief Brandon Berryhill said during a news conference on Friday that police are looking into whether both adults found at the scene were involved in the deaths, noting that the six children ranged in age from one to 13, the Associated Press reported. Berryhill didn’t give the names of the victims or their relationship to one another, though he did note that they were all family members living together.
The two adults who were found dead in the home are currently the “primary suspects,” since they were found in the front of the house. All the children were found in a bedroom, where the fire was set.
