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Oakland County Sheriff’s officials say a Clarkston man killed his wife in front of the couple’s two children on Friday. The man is now in custody. Police say they have been were called to the home in the Cheshire Park subdivision several times for domestic issues. Officials aren’t releasing names in the case yet. The children were not harmed in the incident. |
Clarkston man kills wife in front of their two children
May 30, 2015 | 7:40 AM
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