Detectives investigating the murders of a six-year-old girl, her mother and her father will switch their attention to the circumstances of their deaths after finding the body of the prime suspect.
The bodies of Janet Jordon, 48, Philip Howard, 44, and their daughter Derin were discovered at their home in Didcot, Oxfordshire on Saturday night.
The school where six-year-old Derin Jordan was a pupil has been left devastated by her murder, her headteacher has said.
Parents with young children laid flowers and teddy bears outside All Saints primary school in Didcot yesterday after news of the Year One pupil's death broke.
Headteacher John Myers said the reaction had been "devastation, shock, sadness", describing it as a "terrible tragedy".
"Anybody's life is precious and to lose parents and particularly a young girl in such a dreadful manner is truly awful."
Mr Myers described Derin as "beautiful, gentle, quiet, smiley, happy, precious, a lovely girl", adding that they seemed like "a perfectly normal, happy family".
The hunt for murder suspect Jed Allen has ended after police found his body two days after discovering his mother, stepdad and sister dead.
From the time three bodies were found at a house in Oxfordshire to when prime murder suspect Jed Allen was found dead in woodland.