Familicide is a tragic event where one family member kills multiple members of their own family. This act can stem from various factors, including mental health issues, financial stress, or relationship problems. The motivations behind familicide can be complex and often involve a perceived loss of control or a desire to eliminate perceived suffering. The aftermath of familicide is devastating, affecting not only the immediate family but also the wider community. Survivors, including extended family and friends, may experience profound grief and trauma. Understanding the signs and risk factors associated with familicide is crucial for prevention and intervention efforts in mental health and social services.