Police are investigating the murder of a California couple who were discovered dead in their home - beside a disturbing note.
Golam and Shamima Rabbi were each shot at least once in their San Jose property, say police.
ABC 7 reports that a message was written in ink on the hardwood floor beside their bodies saying: "Sorry, my first kill was clumsy."
The couple were discovered on Sunday afternoon by friends who came to check on them.
The friends reportedly entered the home through an unlocked glass door after they hadn't heard from the Rabbis for days.
The couple Rabbis emigrated to the US from Bangladesh decades ago. Mr Rabbi, 59, worked as an engineer and Mrs Rabbi, 57, was employed as an accountant.
They were regular attendees of their local mosque, the Evergreen Islamic Center, where members are stunned by the double homicide.
Hasan Rahim of the Evergreen Islamic Center told the San Jose Mercury that everyone is "stunned".
"The loss is so enormous that we are still finding it difficult to come to grips with the truth," he said.
An unnamed relative told the Mercury that police had been questioning one of the couple's two sons - aged 17 and 23 - though it is not clear which one.
But police said they have no information yet on a suspect or motive.
(Sky News)
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