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Dad kills his young kids, then himself in tourist hotspot after horrifying call to wife: ‘Stop daddy!’

The man's wife called neighbors for help when she heard her daughter scream "stop daddy" during a phone call with her husband.

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Dad kills his young kids, then himself in tourist hotspot after horrifying call to wife: ‘Stop daddy!’
The man's wife called neighbors for help when she heard her daughter scream "stop daddy" during a phone call with her husband.
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Dad kills his young kids, then himself in tourist hotspot after horrifying call to wife: ‘Stop daddy!’

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Dad kills his young kids, then himself in tourist hotspot after horrifying call to wife: ‘Stop daddy!’