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Investigators would normally begin by securing the entire area, documenting the vehicle, collecting physical evidence and determining whether the deaths occurred inside the car or elsewhere.
A vehicle can provide investigators with important evidence. Fingerprints, DNA, photographs, fibers, electronic devices, blood patterns and other materials can help reconstruct a timeline.
Even seemingly insignificant details can become important.
For example, investigators may examine whether the doors were locked, whether there were signs of forced entry, whether personal belongings were missing and whether the vehicle had been moved from another location.
The position of the victims can also provide clues about what happened.
However, these details should not be assumed without official confirmation. Social media posts often fill gaps in developing stories with speculation, and those assumptions can quickly become mistaken for facts.
The Suspect and the Disturbing Allegation
The most shocking element of the story involves a person reportedly identified as a suspect.
Online versions of the incident claim that the suspect was discovered behaving in an extremely disturbing manner, allegedly consuming material associated with the victims.