A DAD made a chilling 911 call revealing he had killed his entire family before apparently turning the gun on himself, cops say.

Ronald Williams Sr., 53, reportedly told dispatchers he had gunned down his partner and their four young children inside their Kansas home.

Ronald Williams Sr. called 911 confessing to killing his family before taking his own life, cops said

Williams Sr., 53, his partner, and their four young children were found dead inside their home in Kansas

Mom Kelly George, 44, and children Carol A Williams, nine, Ronald H Williams Jr, seven, Sarah K Williams, five, and Kelly M. Magee-Williams, three, were later found dead alongside Williams.

Police said officers rushed to the family home in Winfield at around 8:50am on Tuesday after Williams allegedly confessed to the killings over the phone.

The dad reportedly told 911 he had killed his entire family and was going to take his own life.

Officers were already nearby dealing with another incident and arrived within moments.

But as the first cop approached the property, a gunshot reportedly rang out from inside, according to KCTV5.

“Pretty much immediately, the first officer on scene was approaching the house when they heard a single gunshot,” Winfield Police Chief Robbie DeLong said.

“At that point, they retreated.”

Police initially had no confirmation that anyone had died and treated the terrifying incident as a barricade situation.

A perimeter was thrown up around the home as more officers raced to the scene.

After spending around two hours trying other options, cops finally forced their way inside shortly before 11am.

DeLong said officers “breached immediately” through the front door.

They were met with a devastating scene inside, where all six members of the family were found dead.

Childrens toys and play areas covered the front porch of the home

A small memorial has appeared at the scene of the killings

Police said they heard a gunshot as they approached the house

Cops are investigating the deaths as authorities work to determine a motive

Investigators believe Williams’ grim 911 confession accurately described what had happened before the final gunshot by cops.

“I believe when he called 911 that he was accurate in what he said, and when officers arrived on scene, that final gunshot wound was a self-inflicted one,” Jason Diaz, special agent in charge with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, said.

Cops said there is no ongoing threat to the public as investigators desperately try to establish what led to the horror.

DeLong revealed Williams had reportedly been displaying “erratic behavior” before the deaths.

Police had received several recent calls involving Williams allegedly confronting people and yelling at them, according to the chief.

But DeLong said there had been nothing to suggest the situation would end in such devastating bloodshed.

“I can’t say that anything would have indicated that we would be where we are today,” he said.

Police had also previously been called to reports of gunfire around the area of the family’s home.

Williams reportedly had a lengthy criminal history stretching back decades and was a registered sex offender, according to KCTV Investigates.

He was convicted in September 1998 of attempted indecent liberties with a child over an incident involving a 15-year-old girl, the outlet reported.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s sex offender registry reportedly states the offense took place in June 1997, when Williams was in his 20s.

Williams was also known by the aliases Freddie Williams, Laron Williams and Jerome Williams, according to KCTV.

State court records reportedly show he faced felony charges involving drugs, battery, assault on a law enforcement officer, burglary, attempted rape and kidnapping among other offenses between 1995 and 2024.

Those cases stretched across Wyandotte, Johnson and Franklin counties, according to the outlet.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation and Winfield Police Department are now investigating the deaths as authorities work to determine a motive.

Source: https://www.the-sun.com/news/16829112/dad-911-call-reveals-truth-family-shooting-kansas/