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More Information on Bradford County Murder Suicide
More information has been released on the four people found dead in what is believed to have been a homicide-suicide. State Police Towanda said the bodies were found Friday in a home on Gooseneck Road in Wyalusing. Following autopsies the Bradford County Coroner says Jesse Lee Northrup is believed to have shot Edwin Bidlack, Candy Diane Bidlack and Johnnie Johnson. Their bodies were found in separate locations in the residence. Police said Northrup was also found deceased in the residence of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Investigators say Northup had been terminated from his job several days before the discovery. The investigation is on going.