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FORT RECOVERY, Ohio (AP) Neighbors are being asked to look out for one another and parents won't allow their school children to be dropped off at empty homes after the deadly farmhouse shootings of a disabled man and his 47-year-old daughter shook their rural Ohio community.
Both victims were bound with duct tape and shot during what appeared to be a robbery, said authorities, who were hesitant to release details.
Colleen Grube lived in the house, where she took care of her father, 70-year-old Robert Grube, authorities said.
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Investigators think the killer or killers came through an unlocked door or were invited in the house by the victims Tuesday night or early Wednesday. The house had been ransacked and it looked like whoever went through it was after something specific, said Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey.
Authorities have no suspects. A message seeking an update on the investigation was left with the sheriff on Friday.
"It is going to take the whole community to solve this crime," Grey said a day earlier.
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The sheriff has asked neighbors to be vigilant and warned residents not to allow strangers in their house. Those living around the town of Fort Recovery told The Daily Standard newspaper of Celina that they don't feel safe.
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FORT RECOVERY, Ohio (AP) Neighbors are being asked to look out for one another and parents won't allow their school children to be dropped off at empty homes after the deadly farmhouse shootings of a disabled man and his 47-year-old daughter shook their rural Ohio community.
Both victims were bound with duct tape and shot during what appeared to be a robbery, said authorities, who were hesitant to release details.
Colleen Grube lived in the house, where she took care of her father, 70-year-old Robert Grube, authorities said.
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Investigators think the killer or killers came through an unlocked door or were invited in the house by the victims Tuesday night or early Wednesday. The house had been ransacked and it looked like whoever went through it was after something specific, said Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey.
Authorities have no suspects. A message seeking an update on the investigation was left with the sheriff on Friday.
"It is going to take the whole community to solve this crime," Grey said a day earlier.
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The sheriff has asked neighbors to be vigilant and warned residents not to allow strangers in their house. Those living around the town of Fort Recovery told The Daily Standard newspaper of Celina that they don't feel safe.
More at link....