10 Christmas Murders You Probably Haven t Heard Of wegotthiscovered.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wegotthiscovered.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Bad Santas who kill - including serial killer who chopped up victims and put them in pot plants
The most wonderful time of the year can, sometimes, turn into a monstrous nightmare with several high profile murder cases taking place during the festive period
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Bruce McArthur had been a Santa Claus at his local shopping centre (Image: REUTERS)
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New details have emerged in the brutal 2011 Christmas day attack that shook the Grapevine, Texas, community after a father dressed as Santa gunned down his entire family over reported financial struggles and a drift from his wife and children.
Police believe 56-year-old Aziz Yazdanpanah was dressed up as Santa Claus when he fatally shot his wife, their two teenage children and three other family members inside an apartment in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Grapevine at a Christmas party nearly nine years ago.
A friend of the family told Fox Nation host Nancy Grace this week that Yazdanpanah s house had entered into foreclosure prior to the incident, which came shortly after he separated from his wife.
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