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Randall Coffland Murder Case

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A month ago, cops reacted to a local debate at the home of 48-year-old Randall Coffland. On Friday, March 10, they came back to a horrible scene. Coffland had killed his twin girls, submitted suicide, and shot his better half, intentionally abandoning her alive to "endure." Family kill suicides, also called "familicides," are very recognizable to any individual who observes genuine wrongdoing TV or tunes in to podcasts like Sword and Scale. Albeit less normal than different sorts of homicides, they strike specific dread into individuals ' souls. What might drive a friend or family member to cause passing, torment, and enduring all alone family? Purportedly, Coffland needed his offended spouse to "endure." While police were called to their

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