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The Grand Meadow fire and murder-suicide

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    Grand Meadow house fire deaths ruled murder-suicide, but the fire itself is still unexplained

    For three days, a southeastern Minnesota town thought a fire had killed a father and his three sons. On Wednesday the Mower County sheriff said all four died of gunshot wounds. Officials have not said what caused the fire or whether it was set.

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    • The sheriff's office identifies the four and rules the deaths three homicides and a suicide, all by gunshot.

    O zaman yanıtsız olanlar

    • The cause and origin of the fire, and whether it was deliberately set.
    • Who performed the autopsies, any motive, and whether Levi Christenson had prior contact with law enforcement.
    • The full text of the sheriff's release and where in the house the bodies were found.

    Takip edeceğimizi söylediklerimiz

    • The results of the pending forensic analysis.
    • Any public finding from the State Fire Marshal or the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.

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  1. Firefighters and paramedics are called to a single-family home on 1st Street NE, near Grand Meadow Lutheran Church. They see smoke and find four bodies inside.

  2. The sheriff's office says only that the dead are an adult male and three juvenile males.

  3. Investigators are still working to determine what caused the fire. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the State Fire Marshal are reported to be part of the investigation.

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  5. A prayer vigil is scheduled at St. Finbarr Catholic Church in Grand Meadow.

  6. The sheriff's office identifies the four and rules the deaths three homicides and a suicide, all by gunshot.

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  • Minnesota Bureau of Criminal ApprehensionCriminal Investigation Bureau

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  • Grand Meadow