NEW YORK.- Union County authorities identified the Hispanic family that was found dead inside a home and revealed that the mother allegedly shot her two teenage daughters and her husband and then took her own life.
The prosecutor’s office reported that at 10:30 on Wednesday officers from the county Sheriff’s Department arrived to serve an eviction notice.
When they did not receive a response, they entered and found the four family members dead inside.
Andrea Alarcón shot her husband Rubén Alarcón and her two daughters: investigators
The authorities assured that after the investigation, it was determined that Andrea Alarcón, 42, shot her husband, Rubén Alarcón, 51.
He later murdered his two unidentified teenage daughters, and later took his own life with another shot.
The murder weapon was found next to the woman’s body.
”There are no words in tragedies of this magnitude,” said County Attorney William A. Daniel.
“Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims and the entire community following this horrible event,” he added.
The Alarcón family was facing an eviction process from their home in New Jersey
Local media reported that the family faced immediate eviction from the house.
The family’s daughters attended Hanna Caldwell Elementary in Union.
The district Superintendent regretted the events in a statement.
“This is a deeply tragic event that has shaken our community to its core,” union police director Christopher Donnelly told local media.
“Our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of the victims. We understand that this may be a difficult time for many people and we encourage anyone who is struggling to seek help. “There are resources available and you don’t need to go through this alone,” she added.
And if you have thoughts related to suicide or know someone who does, there are helplines in Spanish and English. Call or text 988 to contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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