NY cops not ruling out another suspect may have been involved in murder-suicide that left grandma, her daughter, 4 grandkids dead
US News NY cops not ruling out another suspect may have been involved in murder-suicide that left grandma, her daughter, 4 grandkids dead By Chris Bradford Published July 24, 2026, 3:20 a.m. Add The New York Post on Google New York cops investigating a murder-suicide that left a grandmother, her daughter, and her four grandchildren dead have not ruled out the theory that the kids’ mom may have been complicit in their deaths. Amy Steadman, 64, Sarah Myers, 44, and Harper Harmon, 13; Hudson Harmon, 11; Gavin Harmon, 10, and Gracelynn Harmon, 10 – were all found dead inside Steadman’s Mechanicville apartment on June 23 – with investigators initially saying the evidence “strongly suggests” Steadman was “involved” in their deaths.
- ▪US News NY cops not ruling out another suspect may have been involved in murder-suicide that left grandma, her daughter, 4 grandkids dead By Chris Bradford Published July 24, 2026, 3:20 a.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google New York cops investigating a murder-suicide that left a grandmother, her daughter, and her four grandchildren dead have not ruled out the theory that the kids’ mom may have been complicit in their deaths.
- ▪Amy Steadman, 64, Sarah Myers, 44, and Harper Harmon, 13; Hudson Harmon, 11; Gavin Harmon, 10, and Gracelynn Harmon, 10 – were all found dead inside Steadman’s Mechanicville apartment on June 23 – with investigators initially saying the evi
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