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UPDATE
Investigators still on scene investigating. It is reported that there was a custody hearing scheduled for court and none of the parties have been heard from.
A brother of one of the victims, Omar Colon Matias, told the Associated Press his sister Evelyn, her husband, their two children, ages 9 and 11, were living in the trailer with another woman.
The trailer is located along a dirt road in a wooded remote area of the Eastern Shore near the Maryland line. It's among a handful of trailers in the area.
(Gargatha is about 22 miles from the Maryland line)
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ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) - Five people were found dead in a trailer in Accomack County on Thursday.
Investigators still on scene investigating. It is reported that there was a custody hearing scheduled for court and none of the parties have been heard from.
A brother of one of the victims, Omar Colon Matias, told the Associated Press his sister Evelyn, her husband, their two children, ages 9 and 11, were living in the trailer with another woman.
The trailer is located along a dirt road in a wooded remote area of the Eastern Shore near the Maryland line. It's among a handful of trailers in the area.
(Gargatha is about 22 miles from the Maryland line)
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ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) - Five people were found dead in a trailer in Accomack County on Thursday.
A call came into the sheriff’s office at 5:15 in the afternoon for an attempted suicide.
When the sheriff’s deputy arrived, they found five people dead inside the trailer on Diamond Spring Boulevard in Gargatha, Va.
Sheriff Todd Godwin says they have been working the scene for several hours. As of 8:30 Friday morning, the road remained blocked and law enforcement were still investigating.
Siurce;http://www.wavy.com//dpp/news/local_news/five-bodies-found-in-trailer
*Unofficial sources have also reported this incident to be a murder- suicide involving a family.*
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