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Willow Short Narrative Report

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© The Associated Press In this Sept. 1, 2014, photo, Willow Short, 4-month-old, center, along with her parents Megan and Mark and sister Liana, 6, and brother Mark, 3, poses for a photo in Sinking Spring, Pa. Willow Short had a heart transplant at…
LEESPORT, Pa. — Authorities say a Pennsylvania man bought a gun a day after police responded to a domestic dispute call, and a few weeks later he killed his wife and three children and then himself.
The Berks County district attorney said Monday that 40-year-old Mark Short Sr. shot and killed his 33-year-old wife, Megan, and the couple 's three children.
The children — 8-year-old Lianna, 5-year-old Mark Jr. and 2-year-old Willow — were found dead alongside their parents Aug. 6 in the family 's

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