Wampum, Pa. –After allegedly shooting his father’s girlfriend, Jordan Brown, 11, put his gun away and boarded the school bus Friday morning and went to school.

Kenzie Marie Houk, 26, who was eight and a half months pregnant, was found dead in her bed of a gunshot wound to the back of her head. According to Lawrence County Coroner Russell Noga, Houk’s baby died within minutes due to a lack of oxygen.

Investigators say Houk’s body was discovered by her 4 year old daughter. The little girl told some tree cutters on the property that she thought her mother was dead. Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Steve Ignatz said:

“Loggers were on the property here when they were contacted by the 4-year old resident of this house. The young girl asked for some help for her mother, these people in turn contacted Lawrence County EOC, who in turn contacted state police.”

Jack Houk, Kenzie’s father, said she had lived at the home for four months with her two daughters, her boyfriend, and her boyfriends son.

The police removed Jordan Brown and Houk’s seven year old daughter from school. Police say after interviewing Jordan Brown they noticed his story didn’t add up and it began to unravel. Investigators say that Houk’s seven year old daughter didn’t witness the killing, but she told them that she saw Jordan with his gun and heard a bang. It is not believed that she knew what was going on.

Shortly before 3 a.m. Saturday morning the state police took Jordan Brown in custody. He is being held in the county jail, and being chaged as an adult with the homicides of Kenzie Houk and her unborn son.

Christopher Brown, father of Jordan and boyfriend of Houk, was at work at the time of shooting. He is described as being distraught and baffled by the murders.

Brown’s attorney has said that he plans on trying to get the boy released on bail and to get him charged as a juvenile.