Family of four including boy, 13, wiped out in chilling case as cops investigate gruesome shooting deaths
A FAMILY of four, including a 13-year-old boy, were all found dead inside their home on Sunday after what cops believe was a horror murder-suicide. Tirany Savage, 35; her husband Bo, 35; son Dayton Cowdrey, 13; and mom Kim L. Ebright, 58, were found shot dead by two people calling to the home. All four […]
A FAMILY of four, including a 13-year-old boy, were all found dead inside their home on Sunday after what cops believe was a horror murder-suicide.
Tirany Savage, 35; her husband Bo, 35; son Dayton Cowdrey, 13; and mom Kim L. Ebright, 58, were found shot dead by two people calling to the home.
All four family members lived in the Houghton Lake, Michigan, home.
Investigators responded to the chilling call at 3.30am on July 10, according to Michigan Live.
It is not yet clear which family members are the victims and who cops believe to be the shooter.
“There is still an extensive amount of investigation to be done in this case,” Undersheriff Ben Lowe said.
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“It would not be prudent to comment on those issues until the investigation is complete and evidence has been processed.”
No additional evidence has been found connecting anyone else to this tragic event.
Cops say there is no danger to the public.
Michigan State Police set up a mobile crime lab to assist the local authorities with this case.
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In a statement, the sheriff’s office has encouraged the community to support the victims’ family as the investigation continues.
“Our thoughts and prayers go out to the many friends and family who have been devastated by this loss,” the office said.
“Roscommon County contains wonderful, close-knit communities who rally around those who are struggling and in need.
“We encourage the people of this community to show their love and support to the many people who have been devastated by this horrific and senseless tragedy.”
The victims’ family has not yet spoken publicly.
M Live reported that Bo Savage worked as a graphic designer and web developer, operating Komic Graphics.
