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On December 3rd, 2025, at around 9.30 a.m., deputies in Sebastian County, Arkansas, were called to a home on South First Avenue in Bonanza to do a welfare check on a family.

The original call went into the Sebastian County Sheriff's Office, but since the address in the 1,100 block of First Avenue, was within

Bonanza City Limits. The Bonanza Police Department also showed up to assist. Bonanza is way out

in West Arkansas. It has a population of a little over 600. It's just a few minutes drive from

the Oklahoma border. A local doctor, Dr. Randy Bialis, lived in the home along with his six-year-old twins,

a boy and a girl, and his 40-year-old wife, Charity Bialis.

Randallis had worked as a local doctor for decades.

Charity described herself on social media as a domestic engineer, and her main focus

seemed to be being a mom to her twins.

When law enforcement got there, they were unable to get inside.

They found two domestic workers to let them in, and it didn't take them long to find

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