Article from the Milwaukee Journal, February 14, 1984:
Madeira, Ohio - UPI - Police are investigating a domestic tragedy in which a man is believed to have shot his wife and three children to death and then turned the gun on himself.
A cleaning woman notified police Monday when no one answered the door at the home of Mostafa Ansari, 38, a construction trade executive living in an upper middle-class community five miles north of Cincinnati. Police broke in and found the bodies.
Ansari was found in a bathroom with a bullet wound in his head. His wife, Karin, 40; daughter Jasmine, 10; and twin daughters Nadia and Tania, 7; were found in their bedrooms - all shot in the head.
H.P. Briggs, headmaster of Lospeich School which the children attended, described the Ansaris as a lovely family. "The kids were doing a wonderful job at Lotspeich," he said. "We don't have the faintest idea what happened."
Madeira, Ohio - UPI - Police are investigating a domestic tragedy in which a man is believed to have shot his wife and three children to death and then turned the gun on himself.
A cleaning woman notified police Monday when no one answered the door at the home of Mostafa Ansari, 38, a construction trade executive living in an upper middle-class community five miles north of Cincinnati. Police broke in and found the bodies.
Ansari was found in a bathroom with a bullet wound in his head. His wife, Karin, 40; daughter Jasmine, 10; and twin daughters Nadia and Tania, 7; were found in their bedrooms - all shot in the head.
H.P. Briggs, headmaster of Lospeich School which the children attended, described the Ansaris as a lovely family. "The kids were doing a wonderful job at Lotspeich," he said. "We don't have the faintest idea what happened."
Article from the Milwaukee Journal, February 14, 1984:
Madeira, Ohio - UPI - Police are investigating a domestic tragedy in which a man is believed to have shot his wife and three children to death and then turned the gun on himself.
A cleaning woman notified police Monday when no one answered the door at the home of Mostafa Ansari, 38, a construction trade executive living in an upper middle-class community five miles north of Cincinnati. Police broke in and found the bodies.
Ansari was found in a bathroom with a bullet wound in his head. His wife, Karin, 40; daughter Jasmine, 10; and twin daughters Nadia and Tania, 7; were found in their bedrooms - all shot in the head.
H.P. Briggs, headmaster of Lospeich School which the children attended, described the Ansaris as a lovely family. "The kids were doing a wonderful job at Lotspeich," he said. "We don't have the faintest idea what happened."
Madeira, Ohio - UPI - Police are investigating a domestic tragedy in which a man is believed to have shot his wife and three children to death and then turned the gun on himself.
A cleaning woman notified police Monday when no one answered the door at the home of Mostafa Ansari, 38, a construction trade executive living in an upper middle-class community five miles north of Cincinnati. Police broke in and found the bodies.
Ansari was found in a bathroom with a bullet wound in his head. His wife, Karin, 40; daughter Jasmine, 10; and twin daughters Nadia and Tania, 7; were found in their bedrooms - all shot in the head.
H.P. Briggs, headmaster of Lospeich School which the children attended, described the Ansaris as a lovely family. "The kids were doing a wonderful job at Lotspeich," he said. "We don't have the faintest idea what happened."
