According to the latest reports from the Frisco Police Department, a tragic incident has unfolded in Texas. Three family members, including a 15-year-old boy named Gavin Morris and his parents, 54-year-old Ronald Morris and 53-year-old Stacy White, were discovered at a residence in Frisco. The discovery was made around 4:13 p.m. local time on Friday, December 6.

Initial Circumstances and Police Response

Authorities were alerted about a "welfare concern" at the home as a coworker had not shown up for work and could not be reached by phone. On their way to the residence, police were informed that a family member had called 911 upon arriving at the location and finding two deceased individuals in the entryway. Later, a third person was found in the garage.The preliminary information gathered at the scene led police to believe that this was a double murder-suicide. The investigation is ongoing, and it has not been publicly disclosed which of the three individuals died by suicide.

Neighbor's Perspective

A neighbor who lived next door to the residence shared their insights. Ronald had been dating White for two years and had moved into the house. Eulanda Reddick, who had been White's neighbor for 20 years, described White as a person who stayed to herself with a meek spirit and didn't bother anyone. It was shocking for her to witness such a tragic event. "She seemed really happy, and the few times I saw them, they looked like the perfect balance. So, to experience this, it's like, 'What happened?'" Reddick added.

School's Response to Gavin's Death

Gavin was a freshman student at Memorial High School. According to Fox 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth, the school will address Gavin's death to students on Monday, December 9. This shows the school's concern for the students and their well-being during such a difficult time.

Police Investigation and Appeal for Information

Frisco Police Department is continuing to investigate all aspects of this case. Anyone with information related to the incident is urged to contact the Frisco Police Department at 972-292-6010. The police are working diligently to determine the full details of this tragic event and bring closure to the families involved.The Frisco Texas Police Department is committed to solving this case and providing answers to the community. As the investigation progresses, more information may emerge, shedding light on this heartbreaking situation.