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Christopher Astin Motry, a married Michigan man, has been charged with first-degree premeditated murder in connection with the death of his girlfriend, Christina Elizabeth Barber.

Barber's body was found near the Flint River on March 4, after police discovered bloodied items in a motel room rented by Barber.

Motry was arrested after security footage showed him allegedly disposing of a body in a plastic bag.

Co-workers described their relationship as difficult and claimed Motry had threatened to kill Barber multiple times.

Motry's wife is cooperating with the investigation and not a suspect.

Motry has been denied bond and assigned a public defender.

The Hawaii chiropractor who fatally stabbed his wife and three children was in severe financial distress, HPD revealed.

Police stated that Paris Oda had not paid taxes in years, his business was struggling, and he was falling behind on payments.

Oda had expressed his financial troubles to relatives, mentioning that he would rather die than go to jail for unpaid taxes.

The motive behind the murders was related to Oda's financial problems.

The victims, including Naoko, Sakurako, Orion, and Nana, were found with multiple sharp force injuries.

The Oda family issued a statement expressing gratitude for the community's support.