This tragic incident in Kearns, Utah, highlights the devastating impact of domestic violence. On March 30, 2026, around 10:30 p.m., 61-year-old Kaylene Allred called 911 amid a dispute involving her husband Floyd, her son Christian, alcohol, drugs, and weapon threats. Gunfire erupted during the call—Allred reported shootings, then went silent after more shots, with screams audible to dispatchers.
Key Details from Police and Reports
- Victims and Outcome: Kaylene and Floyd (her husband) were found dead from gunshot wounds inside the home—a murder-suicide. Son Christian and daughter Brittany suffered multiple gunshot wounds; they were hospitalized in serious condition but stabilized by April 7.
- Response: Officers arrived to Christian fleeing the house, alerting them. Prior non-criminal domestic calls had been made to the home.
- GoFundMe Insights: Fundraisers describe Kaylene as warm and kind; Brittany as resilient despite past health issues; Christian as a young father. Proceeds cover funeral, medical, and recovery costs.
Police emphasized available resources for domestic violence victims, noting it “can happen anywhere at any time.” If you’re facing or know someone in a similar situation, hotlines like the National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233 or thehotline.org) offer 24/7 confidential support. Our hearts go out to the family—such events underscore why seeking help early matters.
