Horror: Father Faints After He Finds Wife's Triple-Murder-Suicide with 3 Kids at Illegal Daycare

A father of three in Danbury, Connecticut, fainted after learning that his wife had allegedly committed suicide after strangling their children in what is believed to be a murder-suicide. Police discovered the body of…

IJR SyndicatedJul 30, 20223 min read

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was Loja’s husband, Pedro Panjon, the

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“He called the cops and asked them to do a wellness check and then he came here and he beat the cops here,” Elvis Espinal, a neighbor, told The Post on Thursday.

“So he went inside and like a couple minutes later he came out and he called 911 and just fainted to the ground,” Espinal said.

Neighbors speaking to The Post expressed surprise over the deaths in their neighborhood. To many, the Panjons appeared to be a regular family.

“What was she thinking?” a neighbor told The Post, adding that for the four or five years the family resided next to his property, they were “quiet.”

“So yeah, we’d say ‘Hi’ and wave but they kept to themselves,” he said, according to the outlet. “They had parties on the weekends, picnics. Just family. They kept the yard nice, they built that shed.”

“She was even-tempered. My mom even said she never noticed anything abnormal about her,” he said. “She was always nice to me. No attitude or anything. The kids were always very friendly, well-behaved,” Espinal said.

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According to neighbors, Loja ran a daycare inside the home until she stopped after the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood visited the house four times between May and June after hearing of her illegally-run daycare services, News 12 Connecticut reported.

The agency’s last visit to the home was on June 30, which was also the last day Loja offered such services.

Neighbors in the past few days have expressed their condolences over the deaths by dropping off balloons, stuffed animals, and candles, the news station reported.

“Her kids were the ones that passed by every day, very polite and very friendly,” Sandra, a neighbor, told the outlet.

A classmate described Joselyn as “quiet” but “very smart,” adding that Joselyn “knew every question, like every question my teacher asked.”

Officials have not released the autopsies of the deceased yet, The Sun reported.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.