A devastating incident in North Sewickley, Pennsylvania, has left four members of a family dead in what authorities suspect is a murder-suicide. The victims include parents Clifford and Michelle Hunt, and their two teenage sons, Clifford Jr. and his younger brother.

First responders arrived at the family's home on Sunday evening after receiving a 911 call originating from within the residence. Upon arrival, they discovered the parents and both sons in critical condition with gunshot wounds. The teenage boys were transported to a hospital in Pittsburgh but tragically succumbed to their injuries on Monday.

Early investigations indicate that the eldest son, Clifford Jr., is the likely perpetrator, having allegedly shot his parents and brother before taking his own life. Multiple firearms were recovered from the scene, and investigators are working to determine the exact sequence of events and which weapons were used.

The tight-knit community of North Sewickley is reeling from the shock of the incident. Residents expressed disbelief and sadness, struggling to comprehend the tragedy. A local business owner, Jennifer Lanham, described the multiple homicide as “staggering” and a tragedy “beyond compare” for the small town.

Michelle and her younger son, Cody, were remembered for their shared passion for aviation and their volunteer work at the Air Heritage Aviation Museum. The museum released a statement expressing their deep sorrow, highlighting Michelle's dedication and Cody's recent achievement of his pilot's license and aspiration to join the Air Force.

Cody's school, Riverside High School, also issued a statement paying tribute to the 11th-grader, emphasizing his kindness, helpful nature, and participation in the school's marching band.

A GoFundMe page has been established to assist with the funeral expenses for the four family members. The community has rallied together to support the remaining family members during this difficult time. The North Sewickley Police Department has confirmed that the incident was contained and poses no further threat to the public.