Father of children killed in mass shooting of Australian family points finger at grandfather

The grieving father of four children killed in the suspected mass murder of a family in Australia has said he believes their grandfather planned the shooting.
Aaron Cockman’s children – three boys and a girl, aged eight to 13 – were among seven people found dead by police at a rural home in the western town of Osmington in the early hours of Friday.
The bodies of their mother Katrina Miles, 35, and grandparents Peter and Cynda Miles were also discovered there.

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