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Investigators have uncovered the weapons, a 12-gauge shotgun and a broken piece of furniture used as a tool to bludgeon. They have established a timeline of events. They have described the crime scene in their reports and to reporters.
But they may never know what really happened inside 2 Lambert Ridge Road.
Police discovered four lifeless bodies inside the stately gray three-story home in Cross River, N.Y. Tuesday afternoon: Amy and Samuel Friedlander and their two children, Molly, 10, and Gregory, 8, both students at Lewisboro Elementary School.
Samuel Friedlander had taken that 12-gauge shotgun, shot each of his children in their beds and bludgeoned his wife to death. Then he went down into the basement and shot himself, police said.
Even seasoned state police investigators were unprepared for what they found inside.
State police Maj. Michael Kopy, who has been in law enforcement for a quarter century, said this about the case: "There is no way to characterize it."
The couple were expected to be in divorce court Thursday.
Police were first alerted something was wrong when Amy Friedlander's business partner Debbie Bernstein called 911 Tuesday afternoon, around 3:40.
She had become worried that she hadn't heard from Amy, with whom she had started a tutoring and college preparatory business. She went over to the home off Route 35 and met a state police trooper there. The trooper went in first.If you wanna read more here is the link: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
But they may never know what really happened inside 2 Lambert Ridge Road.
Police discovered four lifeless bodies inside the stately gray three-story home in Cross River, N.Y. Tuesday afternoon: Amy and Samuel Friedlander and their two children, Molly, 10, and Gregory, 8, both students at Lewisboro Elementary School.
Samuel Friedlander had taken that 12-gauge shotgun, shot each of his children in their beds and bludgeoned his wife to death. Then he went down into the basement and shot himself, police said.
Even seasoned state police investigators were unprepared for what they found inside.
State police Maj. Michael Kopy, who has been in law enforcement for a quarter century, said this about the case: "There is no way to characterize it."
The couple were expected to be in divorce court Thursday.
Police were first alerted something was wrong when Amy Friedlander's business partner Debbie Bernstein called 911 Tuesday afternoon, around 3:40.
She had become worried that she hadn't heard from Amy, with whom she had started a tutoring and college preparatory business. She went over to the home off Route 35 and met a state police trooper there. The trooper went in first.If you wanna read more here is the link: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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