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A husband, wife, and 12-year-old child were found shot to death in an Andover home in the early hours of the morning Thursday.

A husband, wife, and 12-year-old child were found shot to death in an Andover home in the early hours of the morning Thursday.

Dispatchers said a voice yelling, "Kill me now," can be heard on the 911 call that came from inside the $2 million Andover, Massachusetts home where a murder-suicide took place.

Officers found 56-year-old Andrew Robinson, 55-year-old Linda Robinson, and 12-year-old Sebastian Robinson dead from gunshot wounds Thursday.

Investigators speculate Andrew Robinson, 56, shot his wife Linda Robinson, 55, and their 12-year-old son Sebastian before turning the gun on himself while inside their around 3 am on Thursday.

Three people -- a father, mother and their 12-year-old son -- were found dead from gunshot wounds inside their $2 million Andover, Massachusetts, home early Thursday, police said.

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