Authorities say they are investigating after the bodies of a Massachusetts couple and their baby twin sons were found in a home Monday.
The bodies of 43-year-old Scott Jones, his wife 43-year-old Mei Kum Jones and their sons Colt and Cameron were discovered after police were asked to do a well-being check on the family. The twins would have turned a year old on Nov. 26.
Authorities blocked off a two-story, multi-family home in Arlington, a Boston suburb north of Cambridge and are investigating the case as a quadruple homicide, though they say it appears to be an isolated incident and there is no threat to the public.
A source told Fox 25 that the weapon appeared to have been involved in the incident is some type of cutting tool.
Arlington Police Chief Fred Ryan told the Boston Herald that an officer stopped by the home to conduct a well-being check and discovered the bodies. Ryan told The Boston Globe that a caretaker for the children called in and asked for the family to be checked on.
"I'm heartsick for the kids. It's heartbreaking," neighbor Amy Iannelli, 74, told the Boston Herald.
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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