Four victims identified in Louisiana stabbing spree after suspect detained
Letha Verret, Paul Verret and Verna Mae Verdin. Photograph: GoFundMeView image in fullscreenLetha Verret, Paul Verret and Verna Mae Verdin. Thiel told WVUE that Solet had fathered a child with one of the slain victims.The bloodshed in Houma came about two years after Louisiana’s department of health warned that intimate partner violence was a “significant public health concern in the state”.
- ▪Letha Verret, Paul Verret and Verna Mae Verdin.
- ▪Photograph: GoFundMeView image in fullscreenLetha Verret, Paul Verret and Verna Mae Verdin.
- ▪Thiel told WVUE that Solet had fathered a child with one of the slain victims.The bloodshed in Houma came about two years after Louisiana’s department of health warned that intimate partner violence was a “significant public health concern
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Letha Verret, Paul Verret and Verna Mae Verdin. Photograph: GoFundMeView image in fullscreenLetha Verret, Paul Verret and Verna Mae Verdin. Photograph: GoFundMeUS crimeFour victims identified in Louisiana stabbing spree after suspect detainedWoman, her daughter, her son and his girlfriend identified as victims in incident that also critically wounded a childRamon Antonio VargasMon 14 Sep 2026 10.13 EDTLast modified on Mon 14 Sep 2026 10.14 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA Louisiana woman, her daughter, her son and his girlfriend have been identified as the four victims killed in a stabbing spree on Saturday that also left a young child critically wounded in the southern part of the state, according to a relative and family advocate.Verna Mae Verdin, her daughter Letha Verrett, her…
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