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Father stabbed children to death
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 | 4:01 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Police this afternoon disclosed that the two children killed in Trelawny by their father this morning were stabbed multiple times.
Reports are that the father, Kenville Mullings, and his common-law wife, who was not been identified, had a dispute around 1:00am.
The children’s mother reportedly left her Woodgrove district home to stay with relatives, leaving the two children behind.
She later asked relatives to check on the children.
The two children, identified as Kale Mullings, 4, and Kimocoya Mullings, 2, were subsequently found bloodied with stab wounds all over their bodies.
The police were called and the father’s body was later found hanging from the ceiling of the house.
The Wait-A-Bit Police in Trelawny are investigating the incident.
 
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