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Input: A series of tragic events claimed the lives of two parents within days of one another, leaving their newborn twins and 1-year-old daughter orphaned. 
  
 Family and friends have gathered online to help raise funds for the three small children, who lost their parents in a very short period of time. 
  
 The horrible events began on July 11, when Jevaughn Suckoo, 26, was shot and killed in his West Palm Beach apartment complex, the Associated Press reported. 
  
 Three days later, as his funeral services were being held, Suckoo’s girlfriend Stephanie Caceres died after giving birth to their twins Jevaughn Jr. and Lailah, the Palm Beach Post reported. She had been in the intensive care unit for 10 days prior. An infection from her Cesarean section led to her death. 
  
 The couple had lived together with their daughter, who will turn 2 in a few months, the Palm Beach Post reported. 
  
 Suckoo’s death has been ruled a homicide, the AP reported. The assailants who fatally shot him are still unknown. 
  
 GoFundMe 
  
 Caceres, 27, had worked in the office of the Juan E. Batista Pediatrics in Lake Clarke shores for four years. On Thursday, family, friends and co-workers gathered in front of the center to give donations to the family, the Palm Beach Post reported. 
  
 “We’re just trying to figure out how to move forward from here,” Suckoo’s aunt, Joni Saunders said at the charity drive, the Palm Beach Post reported. 
  
 A GoFundMe page has been set up by Caceres’s manager Lina Niemczyk for the three children and has has raised over $33,000 of its $50,000 goal. 
  
 Niemczyk says she’s been in close contact with the children’s grandmother, and that the funds raised will be used to provide health, education, maintenance and support for them — as put in a trust that will be managed according to state and federal law by trustees, guardians or the children’s adoptive grandparents. 
  
 “Thankfully Stephanie and Jevaughn were raised by a beautiful family that have accepted the challenge set forth by God,” she wrote. “The grandparents are going to start over, now raising their grandchildren.” ||||| Jevaughn Suckoo died about a week before he was to become the father of twins. 
  
 The 26-year-old man — already a father of a 2-year-old girl — was fatally shot at about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday when at the Military Trail gated apartment complex he and his girlfriend called home. They had recently celebrated the impending births with a baby shower. 
  
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 His death at the Renaissance Apartment complex has been ruled as a homicide, according to West Palm Beach Police Department, the 19th in the city during 2017 and the 65th in Palm Beach County, according to a Palm Beach Post database. 
  
 Jevaughn, who was a server at Christafaro’s catering company, graduated from Royal Palm Beach High School in 2008, according to his father, Dwight Suckoo, who on Wednesday urged whoever shot his son to turn themselves in. 
  
 “We’re going to find him. We’re going to catch him,” Dwight Suckoo said. “You can be assured that we will find out who did it.” 
  
 The elder Suckoo said he was leaving work when he got the call that his eldest son had been shot. 
  
 “My child is a damn good child and (he) didn’t deserve to die the way he died,” Dwight said. 
  
 He said his son was a good kid but had a history of arrests for marijuana. 
  
 Jevaughn was found guilty for three marijuana-related crimes in the past three years, according to court documents. 
  
 “I try to keep my family away from things like this. Unfortunately, my son got caught up in it,” Dwight said. 
  
 Late Tuesday at the apartment complex, a woman wept after speaking with officers. She asked others around if a man had really died. 
  
 “I want to see him. I want to see my child,” she wailed behind yellow police tape. 
  
 Neighbors said the complex, on the east side of Military Trail between Community Drive and 45th Street, was usually a quiet neighborhood and that they could not recall any recent violent incidents. There haven’t been any other homicides in the complex or surrounding area this year, according to The Post’s database. 
  
 Anyone with information is asked to contact city Detectives Creelman or MacCarthy at 561-822-1676 or 561-822-1666, respectively. Tips also can be submitted through Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS (8477). |||||
Output:
Tragedy followed hard upon tragedy for a Florida family earlier this month as a toddler and her newborn twin siblings lost both parents in a matter of days. On July 11, 26-year-old Jevaughn Suckoo was shot and killed in the West Palm Beach apartment complex he shared with his pregnant girlfriend, Stephanie Caceres, and their 1-year-old daughter, the Palm Beach Post reports. Police ruled the death a homicide and are still searching for suspects. Three days later, as funeral services for Suckoo were being held, Caceres gave birth to their twins, People reports. The 27-year-old stayed in the intensive care unit for 10 days to treat an infection from her C-section but she died on July 26. A GoFundMe page has been set for the three children. As of this writing, the campaign had raised $90,000 toward its $100,000 goal.