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Banker's family of five found dead in Iowa City home
Mar 24, 2008, 17:48 GMT
Washington - The five-member family of an Iowa banker who is facing charges of embezzlement were found dead in their home in Iowa City, a local newspaper reported Monday.
The bodies of a woman and four children were found after police received an anonymous tip to get to the home immediately, the Des Moines Register reported online.
The house was unlocked when police arrived. There was no sign of the man who lived at the address, Steven Francis Sueppel, 42, and the family's van was missing, the newspaper reported.
Sueppel was indicted in February for embezzlement and money laundering in connection with the case of 560,000 missing dollars from Hills Bank & Trust, where he was vice president and controller.
During the investigation, Sueppel had admitted taking 219,000 dollars to support his cocaine use, the story said.
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What a shame. He should have taken himself out, and let them live.
Is there a reason he had them killed? This makes no sense.
Why couldn't he have just killed himself?? He killed his wife and children with a baseball bat - one by one!!
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there's proofMar 24th, 2008 - 22:33:40
that money can't buy happiness.
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