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They were murdered together and now rest in peace together.
The four members of the New Jersey family found slaughtered in their burning home in Colts Neck – allegedly by a family member – were cremated and their bodies placed in a single urn on display at their funeral on Sunday. .
The ashes of Keith and Jennifer Caneiro and their two young children, Jesse and Sophie, were placed in the only blue and white marble urn bearing their names and date of birth. and placed in a prominent position at the sanctuary of Holmdel's funeral home during the services. Four red roses representing the dead were arranged around the urn.
Tears flowed out of the New Jersey funeral home, where the four victims of a terrible homicide perpetrated in the quadruple homicide were commemorated in a wake and funeral.
More than 100 people lined up outside the funeral home to say goodbye to the family – after cops said Keith's greedy brother, Paul, murdered them for money on November 20, and set fire to their house to cover his crimes.
Several women dressed in black were
The obituaries remembered Keith, 50, as a tech prodigy who had launched an unsuccessful IT business even a bachelor's degree, while Jennifer, 45, was known for sharing his "favorite city". from New York with parents she took to the Natural History Museum and Rockefeller Rink
Young Jesse, 11, was a World War I enthusiast and a Lego ace who shared the penchant for his father for technology.
Her little sister Sophia, who died at the age of only 8, was a young kinetic who excelled in gymnastics and who inherited her mother's flawless love for the Yankees, writes an obituary .
Paul, 51, Keith's brother was charged with murder, as well as charges of weapons and arson, for financial reasons, officials said. He claimed not to be guilty.
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