Police in Iowa say they think man shot and killed 6 relatives, then himself
Summary
Police in Muscatine, Iowa, are investigating after six relatives were found fatally shot. Authorities say the shootings were caused by a family dispute, and the suspected shooter, Ryan Willis McFarland, killed himself when police confronted him.Key Facts
- Six people related to each other were fatally shot in Muscatine, Iowa.
- Police believe the shooter was a relative named Ryan Willis McFarland.
- McFarland died by suicide when police found him on a trail in the city.
- Two victims were students, and two were employees of the Muscatine Community School District.
- Four victims were found at a home; two others were found at different locations in the city.
- Police are still investigating and have not released victim names or detailed information.
- McFarland had a criminal record, but police have not disclosed details.
- Authorities asked anyone with information to contact the police major crimes unit.
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