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← Return to briefingA tragic incident has occurred at a River Oaks property, resulting in the loss of four lives. The circumstances surrounding the deaths suggest a murder-suicide. The property is reportedly tied to owners of a Houston restaurant.
Details of the incident are limited at this time. For more information on this developing story, readers can refer to Houston Public Media, which is providing updates as available.
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