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A tragic incident has occurred in Kansas, according to police. A father of four young children made a 911 call to report a horrific crime. The caller claimed to have killed his entire family before taking his own life.
Police are investigating this apparent murder-suicide. Further details about this incident are available from ABC13 Houston, which reported on the events as described by Kansas police.
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