4 bodies discovered in Oklahoma home in suspected murder-suicide, police say

April 1, 2015: Tulsa police gather at the front entrance of a home as they investigate after the bodies of four people were found in Tulsa, Okla. (AP)

Four people, including two young boys, were found dead in an Oklahoma home Wednesday in what police suspect was a murder-suicide.

Sgt. Dave Walker told the Tulsa World that all four died from gunshot wounds and that police were not seeking a suspect. Capt. Matt McCord said that “based on the physical evidence inside the house,” officers believe an adult male killed a woman and two boys before turning the gun on himself.

Officers found a handgun near the man’s body, McCord said.

Police say the bodies may have been in the house for at least two days, based on when the four were last seen and an examination of phone records. Investigators said the two boys were younger than 10 years old.

Vinicio Perez said he walks his dog, Coco, down the same street in Tulsa's Stone Creek Farms development. Perez said he would sometimes see two children playing and bouncing around in the front yard of the home where the bodies were found.

"I'm shocked," Perez told The Associated Press. "This place should be a place surrounded by security."

Almost every property in the neighborhood has a large fence, so kids can play or swim in privacy, though some play hoops in the driveway or at a cul-de-sac.

"I love this neighborhood. It's very quiet here," Perez's wife, Mercedes, said.

The Associated Press contributed to this report