Update: Arkansas State Police Identify Arkadelphia Homicide Victims
By: KARK 4 News
Updated: December 7, 2012
The Arkansas State Police have issued the following release regarding the man and two young girls who were found dead in their Arkadelphia home Thursday night:
Two young girls and their step-father were found dead yesterday (Thursday, December 6th) inside their south Arkadelphia home located at 1032 South 11th Street.
The dead have been identified as Bobby Jean Galbraith, 40, Adiele Crutchfield, six and her sister, Marley Crutchfield, four.
A 6-month old girl, reported to be the biological daughter of Galbraith, was found alive when police entered the home shortly after receiving a call about 8:10 p.m. last night. The infant was unharmed.
Anna Galbraith, the mother of the infant, reported finding her husband dead when she returned home last night.
Autopsies of the victims are underway at the State Crime Laboratory and the exact manner and cause of death will be determined by the State Medical Examiner.
Colonel Stan Witt, Director of the Arkansas State Police, has ordered State Police CID agents to be prepared to, "work non-stop", to find the killer or killers.
Anyone with information they may have about the deaths, or something they witnessed in the area of the killings, should contact their nearest law enforcement agency or the Arkansas State Police.
Two young girls and their step-father were found dead yesterday (Thursday, December 6th) inside their south Arkadelphia home located at 1032 South 11th Street.
The dead have been identified as Bobby Jean Galbraith, 40, Adiele Crutchfield, six and her sister, Marley Crutchfield, four.
A 6-month old girl, reported to be the biological daughter of Galbraith, was found alive when police entered the home shortly after receiving a call about 8:10 p.m. last night. The infant was unharmed.
Anna Galbraith, the mother of the infant, reported finding her husband dead when she returned home last night.
Autopsies of the victims are underway at the State Crime Laboratory and the exact manner and cause of death will be determined by the State Medical Examiner.
Colonel Stan Witt, Director of the Arkansas State Police, has ordered State Police CID agents to be prepared to, "work non-stop", to find the killer or killers.
Anyone with information they may have about the deaths, or something they witnessed in the area of the killings, should contact their nearest law enforcement agency or the Arkansas State Police.
