Family Massacred in Own Home
Three generations brutally murdered in house near Newcastle early Tuesday morning.
A Father was arrested after four family members were found dead in house.
The 33 year old taxi driver, Neil Crampton was arrested over alleged murder of his ex wife and children. Eizabeth Sobo, 36, her two children Abigal, 12 , Steven, 5 along with elderly grandmother Omotunde were found dead in seperate rooms shortly after 9 am.
This brutalknife attack was apparently caused by the mother of two finding a new partner, leaving the husband spiteful and ungrateful with the lack of custody between him and his children.The police arrived at the house early yesterday morning after being tipped off after a concerned member of the public heard alarming screams. The house was immediately sealed off as the manhunt began. Crampton was later found at his parents house where armed police arrested him with minimal resistance, as he was cuffed and led away. A neighbour reported they saw Crampton in the back seat of a police car just after 2:30 pm with a polythene bag over his head assisted by a female police officer.
Elizabeth Cessford said: "It's devastating.I never thought it could happen here, especially not to a lovely family like that. They were a very contentend young family, who i saw constantly playing in their garden all summer, with toys and jumping on their trampoline."Police are remaining quiet about suspect's identity as little has been confirmed yet, and their priorities are more towards exactly how and when the vitims died.
The 33 year old taxi driver, Neil Crampton was arrested over alleged murder of his ex wife and children. Eizabeth Sobo, 36, her two children Abigal, 12 , Steven, 5 along with elderly grandmother Omotunde were found dead in seperate rooms shortly after 9 am.
This brutalknife attack was apparently caused by the mother of two finding a new partner, leaving the husband spiteful and ungrateful with the lack of custody between him and his children.The police arrived at the house early yesterday morning after being tipped off after a concerned member of the public heard alarming screams. The house was immediately sealed off as the manhunt began. Crampton was later found at his parents house where armed police arrested him with minimal resistance, as he was cuffed and led away. A neighbour reported they saw Crampton in the back seat of a police car just after 2:30 pm with a polythene bag over his head assisted by a female police officer.
Elizabeth Cessford said: "It's devastating.I never thought it could happen here, especially not to a lovely family like that. They were a very contentend young family, who i saw constantly playing in their garden all summer, with toys and jumping on their trampoline."Police are remaining quiet about suspect's identity as little has been confirmed yet, and their priorities are more towards exactly how and when the vitims died.