US Politics | Huge update after six children killed in Broken Arrow house fire identified as granddad reveals tragic ‘reason’
THE grandparents of the six children who died in a fire on Thursday have broken their silence. Eight bodies were found inside a Broken Arrow, Oklahoma home on Thursday in what cops are investigating as a murder-suicide. 
The grandparents of the six children killed in a fire on Thursday have shared more about the familyAP 
Eight people, including six children, died in the Thursday fireAP:Associated Press 
Cops continue to investigate the cause of the fireKRJH 
Police are investigating the tragedy as a murder-suicideAP:Associated Press Danny and Marilyn Nelson had been asked to babysit on Thursday by their son, Brian. Speaking to Tulsa World, Danny revealed that Brian never dropped his six children off at 5pm as he said. Instead, Danny learned of a fire in Brian's neighborhood and drove to the scene, where he discovered that his son, daughter-in-law, and six grandchildren had died. Police have already announced that the two adults are being investigated as the primary suspects. READ MORE CRIME STORIES 
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WEEKEND CARNAGE 26 killed & more than 90 hurt including kids in violent Halloween weekend Now, Danny has shared more about his son, daughter-in-law, Brittney, and six grandchildren: grandson Brian II, 13; granddaughter Brantley, 9; grandsons Vegeta, 7, Ragnar, 5, and Kurgan, 2; and granddaughter Britannica, 1. CRIPPLING DEBT Brian and Brittney had filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy on December 31, 2020, according to a court listing. Their bankruptcy petition revealed that the couple had more than $138,000 in debt and less than $9,000 in assets. The couple didn't have much personal property but did have nine firearms, worth a combined $1,850, according to the petition. Most read in The US Sun SICKLY VLAD Bombshell leaked spy docs suggest Putin DOES have Parkinson's and cancer EXTRA CASH One-time payment from $3billion pot goes out today to millions of Americans MCAFEE BLOWS A FUSE Pat McAfee trolls the NFL after league hits his show with a bizarre ban 'CLOSURE' Delphi victim's sister breaks silence about arrest after haunting signs revealed DID YOU CATCH IT? The View's Whoopi shades Sara with quick comment caught on hot mic MONSTER'S TRAP Moment killer husband lures pregnant wife to cliff before pushing her off Both Danny and Marilyn revealed to Tulsa World that they were aware that the family was struggling and did help them with bills when they could. "I think the stress was what got to them — trying to figure out how to make it from one month, to one month, to one month," Danny said of the tragedy. "Then every time one of those headaches came around, he just would lose it because it was so excruciating,... Marilyn added. RARE CONCUSSION The Nelsons revealed that Brian was never the same after sustaining a severe concussion while working at a retail chain years ago. Brian worked overnights stocking dairy refrigerators when the accident occurred. "One night when he got there, the guy who had just gotten off work before him had spilled something and did not mop the floor and Brian fell, and he hit his head really hard,... Marilyn told Tulsa World. ...The doctor said that it was a very rare concussion and told Brian that either it would go away or it would stay — and it stayed. "The headaches were horrible, and he never knew when he was going to get them." Brian's parents agreed that he was not the same afterward and had ...episodes... as a result of the pain he endured. The Nelsons also recalled how Brian had spent a lot of time in his adult life in college, studying at both Tulsa Community College and Oklahoma State University. "He was very intelligent," Marilyn said. "Maybe too much so for his own good." "I want people to know that at one time he had all his brain together," she said. "I just don't understand why they did what they did. I just don't understand why he ended up in that situation.... THE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES The Broken Arrow Police Department said on Friday that they do not believe any of the victims died as a result of the fire, however, the medical examiner will determine their official cause of death. What exactly happened inside the home on South Hickory Avenue is still unknown. "It's a complex scene with a lot of moving parts and the state of the house given the fire damage," said BAPD spokesman Ethan Hutchins. According to chief of police Brandon Berryhill, two adults were found in a room in the front of the home while the six children were all in a back room. The main fire was located in the back room, said investigators. Read More on The US Sun 
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OPEN AND HONEST I'm in an open relationship & pregnant - people judge but I don't care Experts from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives have been brought in to help fire and police officials with the investigation. Officials urged residents to call the Mental Health Association of Oklahoma if they are struggling with the tragedy.
The grandparents of the six children killed in a fire on Thursday have shared more about the familyAP Eight people, including six children, died in the Thursday fireAP:Associated Press Cops continue to investigate the cause of the fireKRJH Police are investigating the tragedy as a murder-suicideAP:Associated Press Danny and Marilyn Nelson had been asked to babysit on Thursday by their son, Brian. Speaking to Tulsa World, Danny revealed that Brian never dropped his six children off at 5pm as he said. Instead, Danny learned of a fire in Brian's neighborhood and drove to the scene, where he discovered that his son, daughter-in-law, and six grandchildren had died. Police have already announced that the two adults are being investigated as the primary suspects. READ MORE CRIME STORIES THE STRANGER YOU KNOW Chilling link between Delphi murder victim & 'killer' revealed WEEKEND CARNAGE 26 killed & more than 90 hurt including kids in violent Halloween weekend Now, Danny has shared more about his son, daughter-in-law, Brittney, and six grandchildren: grandson Brian II, 13; granddaughter Brantley, 9; grandsons Vegeta, 7, Ragnar, 5, and Kurgan, 2; and granddaughter Britannica, 1. CRIPPLING DEBT Brian and Brittney had filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy on December 31, 2020, according to a court listing. Their bankruptcy petition revealed that the couple had more than $138,000 in debt and less than $9,000 in assets. The couple didn't have much personal property but did have nine firearms, worth a combined $1,850, according to the petition. Most read in The US Sun SICKLY VLAD Bombshell leaked spy docs suggest Putin DOES have Parkinson's and cancer EXTRA CASH One-time payment from $3billion pot goes out today to millions of Americans MCAFEE BLOWS A FUSE Pat McAfee trolls the NFL after league hits his show with a bizarre ban 'CLOSURE' Delphi victim's sister breaks silence about arrest after haunting signs revealed DID YOU CATCH IT? The View's Whoopi shades Sara with quick comment caught on hot mic MONSTER'S TRAP Moment killer husband lures pregnant wife to cliff before pushing her off Both Danny and Marilyn revealed to Tulsa World that they were aware that the family was struggling and did help them with bills when they could. "I think the stress was what got to them — trying to figure out how to make it from one month, to one month, to one month," Danny said of the tragedy. "Then every time one of those headaches came around, he just would lose it because it was so excruciating,... Marilyn added. RARE CONCUSSION The Nelsons revealed that Brian was never the same after sustaining a severe concussion while working at a retail chain years ago. Brian worked overnights stocking dairy refrigerators when the accident occurred. "One night when he got there, the guy who had just gotten off work before him had spilled something and did not mop the floor and Brian fell, and he hit his head really hard,... Marilyn told Tulsa World. ...The doctor said that it was a very rare concussion and told Brian that either it would go away or it would stay — and it stayed. "The headaches were horrible, and he never knew when he was going to get them." Brian's parents agreed that he was not the same afterward and had ...episodes... as a result of the pain he endured. The Nelsons also recalled how Brian had spent a lot of time in his adult life in college, studying at both Tulsa Community College and Oklahoma State University. "He was very intelligent," Marilyn said. "Maybe too much so for his own good." "I want people to know that at one time he had all his brain together," she said. "I just don't understand why they did what they did. I just don't understand why he ended up in that situation.... THE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES The Broken Arrow Police Department said on Friday that they do not believe any of the victims died as a result of the fire, however, the medical examiner will determine their official cause of death. What exactly happened inside the home on South Hickory Avenue is still unknown. "It's a complex scene with a lot of moving parts and the state of the house given the fire damage," said BAPD spokesman Ethan Hutchins. According to chief of police Brandon Berryhill, two adults were found in a room in the front of the home while the six children were all in a back room. The main fire was located in the back room, said investigators. Read More on The US Sun SMELLS LIKE DRAMA I tried the Real Housewives candles - one smells like burning $100 bills OPEN AND HONEST I'm in an open relationship & pregnant - people judge but I don't care Experts from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives have been brought in to help fire and police officials with the investigation. Officials urged residents to call the Mental Health Association of Oklahoma if they are struggling with the tragedy.
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