Mother shot dead her two children as they slept and then killed herself

According to a report by iBTIMES, a 48-year-old Florida woman who killed her two teenage children earlier this year shot them in the backs of their heads as they slept in their West Palm Beach home before turning the gun on herself, a newly released autopsy report reveals.
Additionally, after killing her two children, 15-year-old Jacqueline and 16-year-old Alexander, Jennifer Berman left a suicide note on the counter in the kitchen, next to two open bottles of wine.
'I am so sorry to those that are hurting because they loved us...,' a portion of the note, obtained by CBS12.com, read.
 
The rest of the note was not released along with the autopsy report.
The bodies of all three were found by the children's father - Jennifer Berman's ex-husband - Richard Berman, 51, shortly after the January 13, murders and suicide.
In a dramatic 911 audio recording, Richard Berman is heard frantically rushing to the home he once shared with his family immediately after his ex-wife had told him of her crazed intention to murder their children.
Despite the dispatcher's repeated warnings, he went inside and encountered an unimaginably grisly scene.
'He’s not moving, there’s blood on his ear,' the luxury realtor manages to sputter after finding the body of his 16-year-old son. 'I can’t believe this is happening.'
In the tense moments before it became all too clear that 15-year-old daughter Jacqueline and son Alexander were shot dead by their own mother, Berman told the 911 operator he was terrified to enter the house.
'She sent her cousin a text that she was going to kill the kids and herself,' Berman's said as he first waited outside for police as the operator instructed.

But then a neighbor decided to enter the home in his stead and moments later came back screaming, according to the Palm Beach Post.
'There's blood on the walls,' the shocked neighbor yelled.
'It looks like she's laid in bed but she doesn’t have a face,' the neighbor added. 'I think the girl's up in bed with her but when I saw what was upstairs I had to run back downstairs.'
That's when, in the frenzy of the moment, Berman entered the home and saw the horror for himself.
'I was just all touching his head and he wasn’t waking up. His alarm was on and there was blood in his ear,' he said, his voice cracking.
Police then arrived and confirmed the worst.

Neighbor Marian Sklodowski said that Mrs Berman had recently appeared 'upset, disappointed and confused'.
'You can notice that, from the face, from the eyes, something was strange in her face,' she added.
The teens attended the Dreyfoos School of Arts and were promising musicians, their devastated friends said.
Close friends and fellow musicians said they will remember Alexander Berman for being an accomplished cello player while his sister Jacqueline was extremely talented at the violin and a straight A student.
Grief counselors were on hand at the school to help classmates cope with the tragedy.
'At first it was just disbelief, going through stages of grief all at once. It's shocking to hear when it's one of your friends, you hear this on the news and don't think it will happen to you,' a friend told WPTV.
'Everyone was crying, everyone was silent, it was a sad environment,' another student added.