Family of Four Found Dead in Union Murder-Suicide

UNION, N.J. — A tragic incident shook the community of Union, New Jersey when a family of four was found dead in an apparent murder-suicide. The Union County prosecutor’s office revealed that the bodies of 42-year-old Andrea Alarcon, 51-year-old Ruben Alarcon, and their two young daughters were discovered in their home on Lincrest Terrace on Wednesday morning. It was reported that they had all been fatally shot.

The prosecutor’s office did not disclose the ages of the two girls. According to investigators, Andrea Alarcon was responsible for the deaths of her husband and children before taking her own life. The tragedy has left the community in shock, with both Union County Prosecutor William Daniel and Union Police Director Christopher Donnelly expressing their condolences and offering support to those affected by this heartbreaking event.

Neighbors revealed to local news outlets that they had not seen any activity at the Alarcon residence for several days. Some neighbors were unaware that children even lived in the home. The motive behind this devastating act remains unclear, leaving the community in disbelief and searching for answers.

The loss of an entire family has deeply affected the Union community, prompting an outpouring of grief and support for the loved ones of the victims. This tragic event serves as a reminder of the need for mental health resources and support for those struggling with difficult circumstances. As the community grapples with this heartbreaking incident, the authorities are urging anyone in need of assistance to reach out for help.

This devastating event has left a profound impact on the community of Union, as they come to terms with the loss of a family in such a tragic and incomprehensible manner. The outpouring of support and sympathy from the community has been a source of comfort during this difficult time, as they seek to find healing and understanding in the wake of this heartbreaking event.