Daubs murder-suicide: Pennsylvania family of 3 were ‘very huge’ Trump supporters, ‘hell-bent’ on him winning
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA: The twisted case of Daubs’ murder-suicide has shocked everyone and now it has been revealed that the family of three, which included Morgan Daub and her parents James and Deborah, was a “very, very huge” supporter of Donald Trump. The 26-year-old woman and her parents were discovered dead, on January 25, in the backyard of their house, in West Manchester Township. Their deaths were reportedly part of a murder-suicide arrangement and no outsider was involved in it.
It has been said that the trio took the extreme step after Morgan began to have “auditory hallucinations which were not getting any better.” Her 59-year-old mother did not want her to die alone, so she also decided to kill herself. The 62-year-old patriarch of the family also joined the mother-daughter duo. Detective Timothy Fink revealed that in her handwritten note Deborah “wrote that she didn’t want her daughter to pass on alone, so she had decided to end her life with her. The letter written by James indicated that they had told him their plan, and he decided that he didn’t want to live without them.”
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‘They were just so hell-bent on Trump winning’
After the Daubs’ deaths, some of their known ones have come forward to speak about them. As per reports, Morgan and her mother were old customers of a pro shop at Bowlers Supply in York, Pennsylvania. The shop’s operator Bret Stabley stated that the mother-daughter pair were big fans of Donald Trump, as reported by NBC News. “They were just so hell-bent on Trump winning, like this could be in the end if he doesn’t,” Stabley shared.
Another unnamed neighbor stated that the family of three had a "preoccupation with religion, especially on the dad’s part." Besides, during the elections, the front side of the Daubs’ home was "littered" with posters supporting Trump. Not just that, but when Roe v. Wade was repealed, the property was filled with anti-abortion placards.
‘I feel like she snapped’
A friend of Morgan's, Samantha, claimed that the Daubs were weird, as reported by The Christian Post. “I remember at one point they would go door-to-door to try to convert people to Christianity too. It was interesting. She had a weird family,” she reportedly asserted.
The pal also noted that she was not “shocked that she [Morgan] went crazy. When I was a kid she was completely normal, other than her controlling parents, and I feel like she snapped. I feel like, maybe a few months ago, I think she developed paranoia because she was reciting numbers in her video and that’s a sign of paranoia and schizophrenia so she probably had schizophrenia. She did need help. I would 100 percent say that she did need help.”
“She grew up in a very uptight Christian household. …. Her family life, according to CPS, was perfect, but the amount of control her parents had over her was crazy. She wasn’t allowed to go out with friends. She wasn’t allowed any social media. Anything fun that she liked to do she was only allowed to do it with supervision. It was kinda like she was a prisoner in her own home,” Samantha added.