Police in Wolcottville, Indiana, discovered the bodies of Rebecca Hughes, 32, and her three daughters—Evalynn, 8, Allison, 6, and Amelia, 5—on September 17, after responding to a welfare check at their home. The investigation, now led by the Indiana State Police, has not yet revealed the cause of death, with autopsy results pending. Authorities have reassured the public that there is no immediate threat.
Jonathan Newell, the father of the girls, opened up about the devastating loss. He described his disbelief upon hearing the news, initially brushing off concerns from his mother. “Don’t worry, she’s fine, the kids are fine,” Jonathan told her, only to find out later that his daughters were gone. He explained, “Sometimes you’re mad. Sometimes you’re sad. Other times you’re so dissociated you don’t even feel like you’re there.”
The community has rallied around Jonathan, raising over $45,000 through a GoFundMe page to help with funeral expenses. “This is really the last thing I get to do for them,” Jonathan said, moved by the outpouring of support from people he didn’t even know.
As the community mourns, Jonathan has chosen to use the tragedy to raise awareness about mental health, urging parents to seek help when needed. “If you are a parent and you have kids, and you need help, then get it,” he pleaded in an interview, hoping to prevent similar losses in the future.
Jonathan Newell, the father of the three young Indiana sisters found dead at home, is still coming to terms with the tragic loss. The bodies of Rebecca Hughes and her daughters, Evalynn, Allison, and Amelia, were discovered by police in Wolcottville on September 17, prompting an ongoing investigation by the Indiana State Police.
The cause of death has not yet been determined, with autopsy results pending. Despite the lack of information, authorities have assured the public that there is no immediate threat to the community. Jonathan Newell, in his grief, has bravely shared his emotions and thoughts with the public.
In a recent interview, Jonathan expressed his disbelief upon hearing the news of his daughters’ passing. He recalled brushing off concerns from his mother, assuring her that everything was fine, only to later discover the heartbreaking truth. Emotions of anger, sadness, and dissociation have overwhelmed him in the wake of the tragedy.
The community has shown an overwhelming amount of support for Jonathan and his family, raising over $45,000 through a GoFundMe page to assist with funeral expenses. Jonathan has been deeply moved by the generosity of strangers during this difficult time. He sees this as a final act of love and support for his beloved daughters.
In the midst of his grief, Jonathan has chosen to use this tragedy as a platform to raise awareness about mental health. He encourages parents to seek help when needed, emphasizing the importance of reaching out for support. By sharing his story, Jonathan hopes to prevent similar losses in the future and bring attention to the struggles that many families face.
As the investigation continues and the community mourns the loss of Rebecca, Evalynn, Allison, and Amelia, Jonathan Newell remains a beacon of strength and resilience. His words serve as a reminder of the importance of seeking help and support during times of hardship.
