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 Close ||||| Investigators have identified the two children and two adults found dead inside a Forsyth County home on Wednesday morning in an apparent murder-suicide as a third adult victim fights for his life. 
  
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 According to the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, the shooting took place around 6 a.m. at a home in the 5500 block of Old Atlanta Road. Officials said they got a 911 call from a family member outside of the house about the incident. 
  
 "We believe this to be domestic related," said the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office on Facebook. 
  
 Detectives believe Matthew Fields, 32, shot and killed his wife, 37-year-old Rebecca Manning, and her two sons, 8-year-old Jared Smith and 9-year-old Jacob Smith. He also critically wounded Rebecca's father, 75-year-old Jerry Manning, before fatally shooting himself. 
  
 Sheriff Duane Piper said all victims lived together inside the home. 
  
 "This is a tragic incident and your thoughts and prayers for the family are appreciated," said the Sheriff's Office on Facebook. 
  
 At this time detectives have no possible motive for the murder-suicide. They said they have been at the house before, but wouldn't confirm what brought them there. 
  
 Old Atlanta Road was closed in the area of Olde Atlanta Club for most of the day as investigators worked the scene. 
  
 Wednesday’s violence has left so many people in the community shaking their heads. Erin Weight and her children just wanted to do something for schoolmates Jake and Jacob Smith. 
  
 “It breaks my heart that something like this happened and kids had to die from it. It's scary,” said Weicht. 
  
 FOX 5 News has learned both children attended Johns Creek Elementary school. Several of their classmates who rode the school bus with the Smith brothers stopped by with teddy bears and flowers to pay their respects to friends lost. 
  
 Jake was a rising 4th grader and Jared, who turned 8 just last week, was heading to 2nd grade. 
  
 Paige Howell, 14, said the boys talked about their mother going through a divorce. 
  
 “The younger one, he had these glasses and he was really nice and sweet,” said Howell. “Jacob, he was one of my brother’s friends and it is really sad that they are gone now.” 
  
 The complex murder-suicide leaves so many people asking why. 
  
 "It's sad.... just a sad situation," Weicht said. 
  
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Output:
Four people, including two children, are dead outside Atlanta in an apparent murder-suicide. Police in Forsyth County say Matthew Fields, 32, fatally shot his wife and her two sons before killing himself, reports MyFox Atlanta. The victims are Rebecca Manning, 37, and Jared and Jacob Smith, ages 8 and 9. Fields also shot his father-in-law, 75-year-old Jerry Manning, who is in critical condition. After shooting his four victims, police say Fields called his mother to tell her what he'd done and to say he was about to kill himself, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She tried to talk him out of it and began driving to the home, but it was too late. “As the investigation goes on, of course, we hope to find some type of motive,” says Forsyth Sheriff Duane Piper. “There’s no reason that any of us are ever going to understand to wipe out an entire family. We have absolutely no clue at this moment what precipitated it.”