Twin sisters and father killed in Chicago

All evidence in the story seemed to point to the mother as the culprit and most arrived at that conclusion too, but it has now been revealed
that it was the father who killed his daughters, shot his wife, before turning the gun on himself.

He spared his wife's life because, according to him, he wanted her to live and suffer like he did.

Police revealed that the father Randall Coffland called police on Friday evening to inform them
that he had killed his twin daughters. He could also be heard in the 911 call recording saying to his estranged wife: "I want you to live and suffer like I did."

He shot himself and his daughters point blank in the head but shot their mother on both legs.

Soon after he called, the mother of the twins, Anjum Coffland, also called 911, screaming, "My
girls are dead," while calling out the girls' names. She told the dispatchers that her estranged husband had shot her and her
daughters.

Police released the 911 call recordings following a news conference on Sunday invwhich they referred to the incident as a domestic situation.

"This is a tragic and horrific event,"
Deputy Chief David Kintz said at the
news conference.

Randall and his twin daughters had been living together in the First Street apartment, while their
mother Anjum Coffland had been living in another St. Charles apartment, according to authorities.

The reason for the couple's split or
how long they've been seperated was not known.