Seven Dead in Georgia Killing Spree

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:08PM EDT / Published Aug. 30, 2009 3:13AM EDT

Seven people were found dead, and two more critically injured, following a spree of violence in a mobile home in Brunswick, Georgia, on Saturday. Police say they are trying to identify a suspect in the killings, but have no leads. Police said that the victims included school-age children, as well as some middle-age adults. The murders mark the largest homicide in the history of southeastern Georgia. According to onloookers, a woman arrived at the scene shortly after the murders took place, and began to scream, “They killed my boy!”

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Seven Dead in Georgia Killing Spree