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A family annihilator always kills his children, and often (but not always) his partner; if. The term was coined in the 1980s by a forensic psychiatrist as a substitute for the more placid term familicide. It means a parent, almost always a father, who massacres their own immediate family in a short time
Ronald Gene Simmons | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
Ronald Gene Simmons Killed 16 People — 14 Of Them Were His Family (allthatsinteresting.com)
History Behind a Murderer | christieleewhite (wordpress.com)
Christopher Foster | Crime + Investigation UK (crimeandinvestigation.co.uk)
Chris Foster, The Millionaire in So Much Debt He Committed Familicide – History and Things
The Nauseating Case of The Foster Family | Medium
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