On the night of March 30, 2024, a quiet residential street in Kearns, Utah, became the scene of a devastating domestic tragedy. Unified Police were dispatched to a single-family home just before 10:30 p.m. after receiving a 911 call from a woman who reported gunfire and a locked weapon. When officers arrived, they found a man and a woman outside the house with visible gunshot wounds. Inside, they heard additional shots and discovered two bodies, later identified as 64‑year‑old Floyd Allred and his 61‑year‑old wife, Kaylene Allred. The couple’s adult children, who had been shot while outside, were transported to the hospital in serious but stable condition. Floyd later died by suicide, leaving a family and community in shock.
The Tragic Night in Kearns
According to police statements and the 911 recording, Kaylene Allred was the first to call emergency services. She reported that a firearm, previously locked away, had been used inside the house. The dispatcher heard gunshots in the background and was told that people inside had been shot. As the call continued, Kaylene stopped responding, indicating that she was no longer able to communicate. The 911 operator’s calm and methodical approach was praised by law enforcement officials, who noted that the operator managed to gather critical information while the situation was rapidly deteriorating.
When Unified Police entered the residence, they found Floyd and Kaylene dead. The scene was described as chaotic, with evidence of a struggle and multiple gunshot wounds. The adult children, who had been outside the house at the time of the shooting, were found with injuries that required immediate medical attention. They were transported to a
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