Man arrested after four family members shot dead in Michigan home
A 25-year-old man is in custody after allegedly shooting and killing his parents, brother, and brother's girlfriend at their home in Livonia, Michigan on Tuesday evening. Police found the suspect had walked out of the home with his hands raised and indicated he had shot family members. The motive remains under investigation, though authorities noted a reportedly contentious relationship between the suspect and his parents.
A domestic mass shooting in Livonia, Michigan resulted in four deaths on Tuesday, June 10, 2026. Police responded to a report at approximately 5:35 p.m. and found the 25-year-old suspect peacefully exiting the home with his hands raised. The victims were identified as Sterling Pierce, 58, and Holly Kimball, 53 (the suspect's parents), found shot in the backyard; and Tanner Pierce, 22, and Nevaeh Finch, 21 (the suspect's brother and his girlfriend), found fatally shot in a bedroom. Livonia Police Chief Thomas Goralski stated that investigators are still determining the motive, though he noted there was apparently a contentious relationship between the suspect and his parents. Police records indicate no prior incidents involving the suspect at the residence.
What's missing
The suspect's name has not been released by police; specific charges have not been detailed; the nature of the 'contentious relationship' between the suspect and parents is not elaborated; and no information is provided about the suspect's background, mental health history, or access to firearms.
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Man allegedly gunned down parents, brother, brother's girlfriend in mass shooting
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