Overview
- Houston police found four family members dead during a May 4 welfare check in a River Oaks home, and the medical examiner later ruled three homicides and one suicide.
- The family says a babysitter raised the alarm when the children missed school, prompting Thy Mai’s sister to request a welfare check.
- The statement denies reports that Thy Mai was pregnant.
- Relatives say they gave investigators all home security video from inside the house.
- The family says Traveler’s Table and Traveler’s Cart will stay open, and Foreign Fare will pause as they plan services and grieve.