Bloodbath in $1.7 million suburban mansion as dentist murders wife and daughter, 15, then kills himself

A dentist was found dead in the Georgian mansion of 1.7 million dollars next to his wife and daughter in a suspicious murder suicide.

Dr. James Choi, his wife Myoung, both 52 and 15 -year -old daughters Grace’s bodies were discovered in Duluth houses Sunday afternoon.

The inspectors were called to six bedrooms, six bedrooms, immediately after 16:00 to control a welfare.

The causes of their deaths were not released, but the police believe James’ family and then killed him.

Johns Creek Police Chief Mark J. Mitchell, Daily Mail, said in a statement, “ This tragic event not only the family and neighbors, not the entire community deeply affected.

‘We extend our condolences to those who are affected and we want the community to keep them in their thoughts in this incredibly difficult time.’

The bodies of the family were discovered in Duluth houses in the afternoon of Sunday

Authorities refused to publish more details to kill the family and to protect the integrity of ongoing investigations.

The police believe that deaths are an isolated, indigenous event and says that there is no known threat to public security.

James was a certified dentist who was about 10 miles away from his family’s house and operated the Highland Dentistry application in nearby Suwanee.

Dentistry received his doctoral degree from Tennessee University Memphis, the biography of the application in the website of the application.

Biography, as an practitioner, is to smile as a practitioner, and to smile every patient he follows by treating each patient as he will treat his own family, Smart he says.

Originally from South Korea, James spent time with Golf and his wife and daughter.

Daily Mail contacted the police for additional information.