I've been following this case closely, and I can't stop thinking about Coleton Sr.'s psychological state. It absolutely baffles me how someone could reach such a dark place that they’d take their own family with them. I keep reading about the custody battle, and it's evident that tensions were high, but to resort to this level of violence, it just doesn't make sense. I think it’s possible Coleton Sr. felt completely trapped with no way out, and once he reached that breaking point, things deteriorated rapidly. It’s a stark reminder of how mental health struggles can lead to devastating outcomes if left unchecked. My heart goes out to the remaining family and community who are trying to make sense of such an enormous loss. As someone who grew up nearby, it's hard to comprehend this happening in a place so familiar and surrounded by people who genuinely cared.
