US EditionFamily of four killed in Kalispell in Mother’s Day murder-suicide
- On May 11, 2025, authorities found four people dead inside a Kalispell home at 127 Werner Peak Trail in an apparent murder-suicide.
- The incident was preceded by a 5:52 a.m. Emergency call to mental health services from Nicholas Olson-Hartley, who expressed troubling remarks before ending the call abruptly.
- Investigators discovered that Nicholas Olson-Hartley, 33, apparently killed his wife Katie Olson-Hartley, 27, and their two children, aged six years and seven months, all from gunshot wounds.
- The Kalispell Police Department expressed their condolences to the grieving family and stated that the deaths are believed to be the result of a murder-suicide.
- Officers collected evidence, interviewed witnesses, and provided support resources to process the event, emphasizing mental health assistance for those affected.
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Father Shoots His Young Family, Including 7-Month-Old and 6-Year-Old, Dead Before Killing Himself in Apparent Murder-Suicide: Reports
The family of four was found dead at a Montana home on the morning of Sunday, May 11Google Maps Kalispell Public Safety buildingA family of four, including a 7-month-old baby and a 6-year-old child, has been found dead at a Montana home in an apparent murder-suicide, according to reportsThe father has been identified as Nicholas Olson-Hartley, 33, and the mother as Katie Olson-Hartley, 27"It appears Nicholas Olson-Hartley took the lives of his y…
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