Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Coverage of Kansas Bureau of Investigation in the Nexus archive.
- Couple had ‘premeditated plans’ to kill 4 children together in murder-suicide, officials say
A murder-suicide in Wichita, Kansas, killed six family members, including four children. Officials stated that Ronald Williams Sr. and Kelly George had 'premeditated plans' to kill their children and themselves. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation found documentation indicating George purchased a Taurus .38 Special revolver, and the investigation remains ongoing.
- Couple had ‘premeditated plans’ to kill 4 children together in murder-suicide, officials say
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation determined that 53-year-old Ronald Williams Sr. and 44-year-old Kelly George shared "premeditated plans" to kill their four children together in a murder-suicide. Officials noted that no argument preceded the homicides, stating the investigation is ongoing and a complete report will be presented to the Cowley County Attorney’s Office.
- Couple had ‘premeditated plans’ to kill 4 children together in murder-suicide, officials say
A murder-suicide that killed six family members, including four children, was investigated by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. Officials stated that 53-year-old Ronald Williams Sr. and 44-year-old Kelly George shared “premeditated plans” for the deaths. The KBI noted that documentation showed George had previously purchased a Taurus .38 Special revolver.
- Parents charged after young child shoots, kills 2 siblings with unsecured gun, authorities say
A young child accessed an unsecured shotgun and fatally shot two siblings in Brookville, Kansas, leading to charges of aggravated child endangerment against the parents, Aaron French and Makayla French. The victims were 5 and 8 years old, with both dying from their injuries.
- Justice Department announces grants for improvements to Kansas forensic laboratories
The U.S. Department of Justice awarded $500,000 to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and $211,367 to the state of Kansas to improve forensic science capabilities. The grants were announced through the Office of Justice Programs - Bureau of Justice Assistance.