The son of a family found murdered in their home has been charged with their murders and is being held without bail. Alan Hruby, 19, of Norman, Oklahoma, admitted to shooting his father, John Hruby, mother, Katherine 'Tinker' Hruby and younger sister Katherine, most likely on Thursday night. Stephens County District Attorney Jason Hicks said in a news conference today that Alan said he owed a loan shark $3,000 and was hoping to inherit the money he needed to pay this person by inheriting money. Hicks also said that Alan told investigators that after shooting his parents he threw the gun he used, along with a DVD from the home's security system, in a nearby lake.
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John Hruby, his wife Katherine and their teenage daughter Katherine were found murdered in their home on Monday morning by their housekeeper
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Their son, Alan, has been charged with their murders and is being held without bail
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The family, from Duncan, Oklahoma, was last seen on Thursday, leading police to believe they were killed that night
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On Sunday, Alan shared a photo of himself with friends, claiming they were at The Ritz-Carlton in Dallas, Texas
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Alan claims he killed his family in hopes of receiving $3,000 in inheritance to pay off a loan shark
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Prosecutors said today that the death penalty, which is legal in Oklahoma, will be 'seriously considered' in this case
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