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'Remorseless son, 18, who used hatchet to slaughter five members of his family with his brother, 16, has confessed and boasted he planned to kill outsiders too'
Published: 09:44 EST, 24 July 2015 | Updated: 13:56 EST, 24 July 2015
- Robert Bever, 18, and his brother were arrested after the bodies of their parents and three younger siblings were discovered at home in Oklahoma
- Police said on Friday that Bever has given them a full confession
- He allegedly told them it was just the start of a string of murders
- Planned to murder people outside of the family too, according to officers
- His parents David and April Bever, their seven-year-old daughter and two sons, aged five and 12, were killed with a hatchet on Wednesday night
- Another daughter, 13, is in a serious condition in hospital, while her two-year-old sister was unharmed during the attack in Broken Arrow
Published: 09:44 EST, 24 July 2015 | Updated: 13:56 EST, 24 July 2015
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The 18-year-old suspect who allegedly stabbed his family to death with a hatchet in their Oklahoma home has given police a full confession saying he carried out the murders.
Robert Bever was apparently 'very forthcoming' during his confession but showed 'no remorse' for the bloodthirsty massacre.
Instead, he told police that the murders were 'just the beginning' of a string of killings planned outside of the family, Tulsa 8 reports.
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Robert Bever, 18, in his police mugshot (left) and a Facebook photo, has reportedly given police a full confession that he murdered his parents and three of his siblings on Wednesday night
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Bever (pictured center in a red T-shirt) with five of his six siblings in a family photo thought to have been taken last year. He is accused of killing two of his brothers (far left and right) and his younger sister (front). His 13-year-old sister (second left) and two-year-old sister (sitting on Bever's knee) survived
Officials aren't sure if a list of possible victims exist or what the extent of Bever's plans were.
A motive for the killing has not yet been released.
Bever and his 16-year-old brother, were arrested in connection with the deaths of their parents - David, 52, and April, 44 - and three siblings - a girl aged seven and two boys aged five and 12.
The two adults and three children were found dead at 11.30pm on Wednesday in their luxury house in Broken Arrow, southeast of Tulsa.
Another daughter, aged 13, was severely injured in the attack and called 911 - but she was unable to talk. Police responded to the call and found her in the house. She is currently in a serious but stable condition in hospital.
Her two-year-old sister was discovered unharmed and is in state custody. She was allegedly born prematurely and her parents had recently started a non-profit to help other families who have premature children.
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The children's parents David Bever, 52, and April, 44, were found dead with three of their seven offspring
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An older picture of the family shows Robert (center back in yellow top) and two of the brothers he is accused of killing. He stands alongside his alleged accomplice (right in a gray top). Two of their sisters are also pictured
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Bever is pictured (right) alongside his 16-year old brother and 13-year-old sister in an undated Facebook photo
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A worker wheels a body bag on a gurney to a coroner's van outside the home on Thursday
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A member of the medical examiner's office, right, looks at a body behind the tarp outside the home
The family's house (pictured) was one of the biggest and most expensive homes on the block
Police called the slaughter the 'worst criminal event' in the community's history.
Broken Arrow police Cpl. Leon Calhoun said when officers arrived, they heard moans from inside the house and forced their way in.
He described the scene as 'gruesome'.
They pulled the 13-year-old girl out of the house and also dragged two more victims to the lawn because it wasn't immediately clear whether they were dead or if the attacker was still inside.
During a search of the property, officers found knives, blades and a hatchet.
Sgt Thomas Cooper of the Broken Arrow Police Department said on Thursday: 'It appears that the two suspects fled out the door sometime during our arrival.'
He added: 'The crime scene has taken a pretty heavy toll on officers who have come out here. It hits close to home, especially when the victims are adults and juveniles. Our officers have a lot to take in.'
Read more: 'Suspect, 18, admits slaughtering parents and 3 siblings in Oklahoma'
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