A fifth individual was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
/Gray News) - The Clermont County Sheriff’s Office says it is investigating four deaths as a potential murder-suicide in Ohio Township.
Chief Deputy Chris Stratton says multiple gunshots were heard from inside the home as deputies approached.Five victims with gunshot wounds were discovered inside the home, according to Stratton.
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