Age 50 of Topsfield - Wife of Wilfred.
Yoshiko was shot and killed by her 15 year old son, Alfred K. Brown, at their home. Her 20 year old daughter, Dorino Brown, was murdered next by Alfred.
When Wilfred Brown arrived home a short time later, Alfred immediately killed him as well with the rifle.
The rifle had been given to Alfred as a Christmas present by Wilfred.
The family had been living in Tokyo for about 7 years, but had moved to Massachusetts 6 months earlier.
In addition to being survived by her son, she is survived by her daughter, 21 year old Elizabeth Shum, who was away at college during the triple murder.
Yoshiko was shot and killed by her 15 year old son, Alfred K. Brown, at their home. Her 20 year old daughter, Dorino Brown, was murdered next by Alfred.
When Wilfred Brown arrived home a short time later, Alfred immediately killed him as well with the rifle.
The rifle had been given to Alfred as a Christmas present by Wilfred.
The family had been living in Tokyo for about 7 years, but had moved to Massachusetts 6 months earlier.
In addition to being survived by her son, she is survived by her daughter, 21 year old Elizabeth Shum, who was away at college during the triple murder.
Age 50 of Topsfield - Wife of Wilfred.
Yoshiko was shot and killed by her 15 year old son, Alfred K. Brown, at their home. Her 20 year old daughter, Dorino Brown, was murdered next by Alfred.
When Wilfred Brown arrived home a short time later, Alfred immediately killed him as well with the rifle.
The rifle had been given to Alfred as a Christmas present by Wilfred.
The family had been living in Tokyo for about 7 years, but had moved to Massachusetts 6 months earlier.
In addition to being survived by her son, she is survived by her daughter, 21 year old Elizabeth Shum, who was away at college during the triple murder.
Yoshiko was shot and killed by her 15 year old son, Alfred K. Brown, at their home. Her 20 year old daughter, Dorino Brown, was murdered next by Alfred.
When Wilfred Brown arrived home a short time later, Alfred immediately killed him as well with the rifle.
The rifle had been given to Alfred as a Christmas present by Wilfred.
The family had been living in Tokyo for about 7 years, but had moved to Massachusetts 6 months earlier.
In addition to being survived by her son, she is survived by her daughter, 21 year old Elizabeth Shum, who was away at college during the triple murder.
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