US father with a cache of swords and other weapons kills his parents, girlfriend and baby daughter before cops shoot him dead as he tries to murder an eight-year-old girl in the rural Oregon home (4 Pics)

Mark Leo Gregory Gago, 42, killed his parents, his girlfriend and their nine-month-old daughter in Woodburn, Oregon on Saturday night before deputies shot him 


A rural Oregon man killed four members of his family at the home they shared and was shot dead by police as he tried to kill an eight-year-old girl. 
Mark Leo Gregory Gago, 42, killed his parents, his girlfriend and their nine-month-old daughter on Saturday night before deputies shot him.
Deputies arrived at the home in Woodburn, Oregon and found a 'horrific' scene, according to Clackamas County Sheriff's office. 
Sheriff's Sergeant Brian Jensen said the victims were not shot dead and they are investigating what was used to kill them. 
'We're not sure what was used at this time. I've been told that there were numerous weapons, swords, things of that nature in the residence,' he said.  
'The investigators are trying to determine what exactly was used to kill each person.'
Neighbors said one of the weapons used was an axe but authorities have not confirmed that.  
The sheriff's office identified the victims as nine-month-old Olivia Gago, his 31-year-old girlfriend Shaina Sweitzer and his parents Jerry Bremer, 66, and Pamela Bremer, 64. 
Gago was attempting to kill his girlfriend's eight-year-old daughter when he was killed, according to the sheriff's office.
Gago killed his nine-month-old daughter Olivia Lynn Rose Gago . Gago was attempting to kill his girlfriend's eight-year-old girl when police arrived 
He also killed his 31-year-old girlfriend Shaina E. Sweitzer (pictured with Gago) and his parents Jerry William Bremer, 66 and Pamela Denise Bremer, 64
The home where the horrific murders occurred is in the 32000 block of South Barlow Road. It is about 20 miles south of Portland and northeast of the city of Woodburn 


Two family members survived the attack and were taken to nearby hospital with injuries that do not appear to be life threatening. 
They are believed to be the eight-year-old girl and a roommate who was also living at the home.  
No deputies were injured.
Authorities said they were investigating the incident as one of 'extreme domestic violence'. 
The home is about 20 miles south of Portland and northeast of the city of Woodburn. 
The sheriff's office took an emergency call from a resident of a home at about 10.15pm on Saturday. The caller described a violent and hectic scene, Jensen said. 
He added that arriving deputies found a 'horrific' situation.  
'It was described as violent and a pretty hectic scene was being described to our call takers… deputies found deceased adult female outside the residence,' Jensen said.
A neighbor told KOIN 6 News she did not hear anything Saturday night. 
However, she got email from the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office telling her about the homicides.
She said she's lived in her house for more than 30 years, adding: 'They've been there equally as long.'
The neighbor said she knows of the family who lives at that house, but 'hasn't had many interactions with them over the years.'
She was 'shocked' when she heard the news. A neighbor who did not want to be identified said one of the two survivors of the quadruple homicide ran to his house, bleeding.
He claimed that she told him Gago attacked her in her sleep with a weapon. She said she fought him off and escaped, saying that she believed he was high on something.
He told KGW News: 'She was yelling that she had been attacked and we needed to call 911. 
'My daughter was walking across the yard and she ran into the house and called me.
'I went and talked to her and let her into the property and called 911. 
'She had some injuries on her arms, injuries to her torso. She said I didn't see them but she was bleeding a little bit.'
Asked did she know what happened, the neighbor responded: 'She said she was asleep in her bed and Mark woke her up by attacking her. 
'She wrestled with him, got the weapon away from him.  She said it was like an axe- type thing, described as a splitting ball for firewood.'  


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