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Three children and a woman were found dead of apparent gunshot wounds at a home in rural northern Kent County Monday afternoon, but authorities don't think that's where the children were shot.

Family members identified the children as 2-year-old Alanah Moore, 6-year-old Cassidy Graham and 8-year-old Kyrie Graham, and the woman as Aubrianne Moore.

The sheriff's department would not confirm the victims' identities pending the completion of autopsies. Sheriff Michelle LaJoye-Young would also not provide information about their relationships to one another, but family members say Moore was the children's mother.

The sheriff's department said its search of the property indicated there's a second crime scene where at least some of the shootings may have happened, but investigators don't know where that is.

LaJoye-Young said there was no threat to the public and that authorities did not believe a shooter was on the loose. She stopped short of confirming the case was a murder-suicide, saying it was too early in the investigation to make that determination.

However, family members said they believe Moore killed her children and then herself. Moore has a history of mental illness and previously spent time in a mental hospital.
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I wonder what the fuck happened here. Doctors, and health care professionals are missing it when think they can hand someone some pills and send them back into chaos (whatever it may be) that is making them nuts in the first place. This is tragic ! The little blond one in the stripped shirt reminds me of @Knox ... They were all so lovely... vibrant.
 
Police looking for 2nd crime scene after woman, kids found dead in Michigan home

Investigators are searching for a second crime scene after a woman and three young children were found mysteriously dead inside a Michigan home, authorities said.

The woman and three children -- who were elementary school age and younger -- were found dead from suspected gunshot wounds Monday afternoon at a home in Kent County, Michigan, near Grand Rapids, according to the Kent County Sheriff's Office.

But evidence at the home suggests some of the victims weren't shot at that location, Kent County sheriff's Sgt. Joel Roon told ABC News.

 
Police locate second crime scene in quadruple killing

After searching a day for a second crime scene in a quadruple killing in northern Kent County, police say it was located Tuesday afternoon in a wooded area not far from Monday’s scene.

Kent County sheriff’s deputies said the second scene is in the 300 block of 19 Mile Road NE.

The bodies of a woman and three children were found Monday, Feb. 18, at or near a home in the 200 block of 19 Mile road NE.

Police say that murder-suicide is the likely scenario but police continue to investigate what happened.

Detectives think the children were killed in the 300 block of 19 Mile Road NE, then transported back to the other location. The two properties are owned by members of the same family, property records show.

 
Somebody noticed, but it appears the follow up was shit.

In September, while Moore was hospitalized at Spectrum Health United Hospital in Greenville, a social worker filed a petition with the court to have her placed in a mental health institution. It’s not clear from the records why she was being treated at Spectrum.

“I believe the individual has mental illness and as a result of that mental illness the individual can reasonably be expected within the near future to intentionally or unintentionally seriously physically injure self or others and has engaged in an act or acts or made significant threats that are substantially supportive of this expectation,” the petition reads.

“Aubrianne is keeping her kids home from school because the television told her there would be a school bus accident today,” the social worker wrote. “Aubrianne stays awake at night believing people will break into her home. Aubrianne is not eating believing food is being poisoned.”

In the clinical certificate, a doctor said Moore experienced hallucinations, paranoia and was unable to understand her need for treatment.

 
A mother in Michigan struggling with paranoia and hallucinations killed her three daughters with a hunting rifle before turning the gun on herself, authorities said.

Aubrianne Moore, 28, shot her three daughters — Kyrie Rodery, 8, Cassidy Rodery, 6, and Alaina Rau, 2 — with a bolt-action hunting rifle in a wooded area in Solon Township before putting their bodies into her car and driving them to her boyfriend's home and shot herself. The boyfriend and father of the youngest daughter discovered the gruesome scene.
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