Update: Donations Pour in for Family of Georgia Murder Victims

BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) - A Georgia family facing costly funerals for seven relatives found slain in their mobile home are getting help from an outpouring of donations.

The Rev. Danny Stilwell of Eulonia said Thursday residents of the rural community have been making donations to a fund to help the victims’ families pay funeral costs.

The funeral home Howard-Jones-Noble in Jesup is providing discounted services. And a company in Waycross has agreed to pour concrete vaults at the gravesite for a reduced price.

Police say 44-year-old Rusty Toler Sr., was slain along with his four children, a brother and a sister last weekend in a mobile home where the family members lived in coastal Brunswick. Eight people died in the attack, and only one survived.

Funeral services for seven of the victims will be held Saturday.