The tragic tale unfolds in California, where a once-happy family’s story has taken an extremely dark turn.
As we reported earlier, Anand Sujith Henry (from Kerala), a former Google engineer, and his wife, Alice Benziger, along with their twin boys, Noah and Neithan, were discovered dead in their $2.1 million home in San Mateo, California.
Henry, once a software manager at tech giants like Google and Meta, and Benziger, a data science manager at Zillow, seemed to have a promising life together.
However, beneath the surface, troubles brewed, with records indicating a rocky relationship before the birth of their twins.
The grim scene revealed by police paints a heartbreaking picture. Henry and Benziger were found with gunshot wounds in the bathroom, alongside a 9mm pistol. Meanwhile, their innocent boys lay lifeless in another room.
Initial investigations and media reports suggest a harrowing scenario: Henry allegedly shot his wife before taking his own life, while detectives suspect the twins met a different, equally tragic fate, possibly smothered or given a lethal overdose by Henry.
As authorities delve deeper into the investigation, the haunting question of why lingers.
Despite the absence of a note, clues emerge from past police visits to the home, hinting at underlying tensions.
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