Athalia A. Crayton Wiki – Athalia A. Crayton Biography

Authorities have identified the family of five people, who are believed to have been killed in a murder-suicide in High Point, North Carolina.

Robert J. Crayton, Jr., 45, took his own life after fatally shooting his wife, Athalia A. Crayton, 46, and the couple’s three children, Kasin Crayton, 18, and two Unidentified boys, ages 16 and 10, according to a news release from the High Point Police Department.

The police clarified the ages of the victims, stating that two minors were killed instead of three as previously stated.

Athalia A. Crayton Age

The age of Athalia A. Crayton was 46 years.

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The officers made the grisly discovery after being led into the home by a grown man and a grown woman who were “running down the street… yelling for help” just after 7 a.m. on January 7, High Point Police Capt. Matt Truitt. he told WFMY.

According to the Greensboro News & Record, investigators later interviewed the two people who had yelled for help, Truitt said. One of the two lives in the house and the other person was a visitor, Truitt said.

According to records cited by Fox 8, officials received calls to the home in 2014, 2016, 2019 and January 2022. “Prior to this weekend’s incident, the most recent call to the house was on January 3, 2022 when officers served an involuntary mental commitment order,” the department said in the statement.

High Point Police Lt. Patrick Welsh told NBC News that he believes Robert suffered from “some mental illness.” According to authorities, a motive is still being investigated and no additional information will be released to protect the investigation.Read More….

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