The authorities in Nebraska examine the obvious family murder suicide

The small town of Cozad in Dawson County, Nebraska, packed a wave of grief after the state authorities answered a tragic call for murder on Saturday. The Nebraska State Patrol has initiated a complete investigation into a heartbreaking murder self-murder of a local family.

The small town of Cozad in Dawson County, Nebraska, packed a wave of grief after the state authorities answered a tragic call for murder on Saturday. The Nebraska State Patrol has initiated a complete investigation into a heartbreaking murder self-murder of a local family.

While law enforcement officers have not yet published the names of the victims, several local media and journalists have reported that the late Jeremy Koch, his wife Bailey Koch and their two young sons could be Hudson and Asher. An official confirmation is still expected.

“We carry out a thorough investigation,” said Nebraska State Patrol in a statement. “At this point there is no danger for the public.”

The tragic news left the Cozad community. The Cozad Community Schools gave a statement that described this as a “difficult time” for the entire city and expressed its support for those affected.

“With all those affected, our thoughts are in this incredibly difficult time,” says the school’s statement.

The history of mental health reappears while the community is trying to understand tragedy

In the further course of the investigation, more information about the possible victims and their fights will appear. According to public records and reports, Jeremy and Bailey Koch were co -founders of anchoring the hope of mental health, a non -profit organization that struggle to raise awareness and support of people who are fighting against mental illnesses.

In fact, the couple had publicly shared their own experience with mental health. A Gofundme page that was created by Bailey a few years ago revealed Jeremy’s long history with depression.

The description in the fundraiser shared heartbreaking details:

“Jeremy Koch was diagnosed ‘severe depression in 2009,” Bailey had written. “We lived in the dark for years. We did not say our truth to anyone. We finally shared our reality in 2015 after Jeremy survived at least four attempts. The worst was almost deadly in 2012 … A car accident where he drove directly into a semi. And relieved.

The fundraising campaign had collected over 20,000 US dollars to help the family with the administration of medical and mental health costs. Jeremy’s fight against depression, as explained by Bailey, was long and painful.

The latest signs of the fight

Just a few days before the tragedy, Bailey achieved an update that pointed out that Jeremy had recently been released from the hospital and opened a new medication for his mental health. However, she mentioned that the adjustment had not gone well.

“It was very difficult for him to get out of bed this morning after I left, he called me while I was on my way to work and told me that he would go back to bed,” wrote Bailey.

While the investigators have not officially confirmed whether the deaths in the Koch family are involved, the community is aimed at the worst because the facts continue to develop.

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