Six in wood magnate family die in reported massacre in southern Vietnam Police are seen outside the villa where the family was found dead in Binh Phuoc Province on July 7, 2015. Tuoi Tre A wood processing magnate and five of his family members were found dead in an apparent massacre in the southern province of Binh Phuoc early today, July 7, while his youngest daughter reportedly survived the tragedy. Quoc Anh, 47, his wife, Nguyen Thi Anh Nguyet, and three other people were found unresponsive inside their villa in Chon Thanh District at 6:00 am, according to initial information. The villa is surrounded by high walls, whereas his wood processing facility is located next to the house. The six slain people are the couple, their 22-year-old oldest daughter, 16-year-old son, 18-year-old niece and 16-year-old nephew, a Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper correspondent reported from the scene.   The nephew was found dead near the fence. He was earlier said to be only around ten years old. A 1.5-year-old girl, identified as the youngest child of Anh, survived the massacre, according to a source close to Tuoi Tre. At 7:00 am, the family’s housemaid came to begin her work when she found the corpse of the 16-year-old nephew near the villa’s gate, according to Do Viet Hung, 42, who claimed to witness the incident. The maid found the other five dead as she entered the house. She shouted to alert the wood processing workers, who called police officers shortly after that. Tran Thang Phuc, director of the Binh Phuoc police department, is leading the investigation. “The massacre must have been pre-planned and carried out by many people,” an on-site police officer told Tuoi Tre on the phone. “The culprits must have come from other localities, not local residents.” Police are still investigating. The Quoc Anh family was known as one of the richest in the district, and the wood processing facility, with around 100 workers, is among the largest of its kind in Binh Phuoc.   TUOI TRE NEWS