Horrific murder: 5 people from the same family died
The entire family of a man who worked as a stainless steel gutter fabricator was found dead for several days in a house in Binh Tan district, Ho Chi Minh City.
On the evening of February 15 (New Year's Eve), Binh Tan District Police were still coordinating with Ho Chi Minh City Police's professional units to block off the scene and investigate a particularly serious murder case in the area.
A particularly serious murder case occurred in Binh Tan district. Photo: H.TAM
According to initial information, the scene is a house located in alley 313, street number 7 (Binh Hung Hoa ward, Binh Tan district, Ho Chi Minh City) owned by a man named Chinh who lives with his wife and three children, including one boy and two girls, currently in grades 7, 5 and kindergarten.
Earlier, at around 9:30 a.m. the same day, a resident came to this family and discovered something unusual, so he went in to check and discovered that a woman named Hong (about 35 years old), Mr. Chinh's wife, had died near the entrance, with many blood stains around.
The scene was completely sealed off by police.Photo: H.TAM
Upon receiving the information, the police quickly arrived, sealed off the scene, conducted an autopsy, and discovered that Mr. Chinh and three other family members had also died, and their bodies had begun to decompose.
According to the locals, the homeowner is from Thanh Hoa and works in stainless steel gutter manufacturing; this family is also considered well-off in the area.
Before that, on the afternoon of the 27th of Tet, people saw this family holding a very crowded year-end party. After that, the homeowner's wife told the neighbors that she went to straighten her hair.
A large crowd of people watched the incident.Photo: H.TAM
However, by the morning of the 28th, no one in the alley had seen anyone from this family appear. Many friends in the neighborhood called the couple to invite them to exercise, but the phone rang and no one answered.
Neighbors said the family's SH motorbike was still in the yard. Meanwhile, the truck was still parked in front of the yard and no one knew where it went. Another detail was that in the afternoon of the same day, when people entered the yard, they were attacked by the homeowner's large dog with a ferocious attitude.
Major General Phan Anh Minh, Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City Police, is also present at the scene to direct.
