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I did a quick search to see if this had been brought to WS but didn't see anything. Could have missed it, though.
I just learned about this myself. It happened Monday, apparently. It's awful. Gloria Short, 56, her son Caleb Short Jr., 17, and her granddaughter Gianna Lindsey, 10, dead from blunt force trauma in Short's home.
The first link starts with updates and you can scroll on down through earlier updates and on to Monday's report, so I guess it's fairly comprehensive. First section I quoted sure sounds kind of cryptic to me:
much more at: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/article52908320.html
more at: http://www.wltz.com/story/30892404/investigation-continues-in-upatoi-triple-murder-no-arrests
I just learned about this myself. It happened Monday, apparently. It's awful. Gloria Short, 56, her son Caleb Short Jr., 17, and her granddaughter Gianna Lindsey, 10, dead from blunt force trauma in Short's home.
The first link starts with updates and you can scroll on down through earlier updates and on to Monday's report, so I guess it's fairly comprehensive. First section I quoted sure sounds kind of cryptic to me:
Update: Counseling offered at Shaw, where victim attended school
Update 10:47 a.m.: Columbus Police Maj. Gil Slouchick said Thursday morning that investigators may finish processing the crime scene at the 3057 Bentley Drive house today. There are no suspects in custody at this time, he added.
Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan said the doctor assisting with the autopsies will meet with one or more other medical examiners to discuss the findings. He said the results will be available after those officials have determined "how they want to sign it out."
"It was a difficult case, and evidently this doctor doesn't want to make the decision on his own," Bryan said. "The three of them will get together, or how ever many, have the meeting and make that decision."...
Here is Monday's report:
Locals were left shocked and bewildered Monday by news a grandmother, her son and granddaughter were found beaten to death in their home off McKee Road in north Columbus.
Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan identified the dead as Gloria Short, son Caleb Short and granddaughter Gianna Lindsey. Those who knew them said Gloria was in her 50s, Caleb was 17, and Gianna was 10.
Gloria’s husband Robert Short reportedly found the bodies in the Shorts’ 5037 Bentley Drive home after an “apparent break-in.” Each died from “blunt-force trauma,” Bryan said.
“It’s a brutal death,” Bryan said. “It’s a horrible situation. It’s out of the ordinary for us to run across a triple homicide like this.”
He pronounced them dead about 9:20 a.m. Robert called 911 around 8:30 a.m., authorities said.
Robert reportedly found the home’s garage door open and two vehicles missing, which police described as a silver 2014 Volkswagen Beetle with Georgia tag PLB 6099 and a green GMC Envoy with Georgia tag TMR 654. Officers found both automobiles later Monday....
much more at: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/article52908320.html
UPDATE: Investigation continues in Upatoi triple murder, no arrests
UPATOI, Ga. (UPDATE)- Columbus homicide investigators are still searching for answers that left 3 family members beaten to death in their Upatoi home Monday.
Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan said he's unable to pinpoint a time of death because the bodies were left in the house 14 hours after police received a 9-1-1 call from Robert Short, the husband who came home after working an overnight shift to find his family murdered.
Coroner Bryan confirmed all 3 autopsies have been completed.
Captain Gordan Griswald said it’s too early in the investigation to rule any suspects out, including the husband, Robert Short.
Captain Griswald added a suspect or suspects could still be at large. He declined to get into whether this triple murder was more personal than a break in gone bad. No suspects have been named or arrested in this case....
more at: http://www.wltz.com/story/30892404/investigation-continues-in-upatoi-triple-murder-no-arrests