On Jan 4, at about 3:30 a.m., a neighbor hears what they think are fireworks, but police in the report suggest they are likely gunshots.
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“I’ve got my hands full right now,” he replies. Michael also receives a text from a friend asking if he needs anything. He also messages her, asking to talk, and she does not respond. “I feel like you are backing me into a corner,” he tells her, according to police. He also records a video on his phone of himself asking Tausha to work things out. 3, Michael “uncharacteristically” leaves his secretary’s paycheck on her desk, and his living trust paperwork on his desk. 2, 2023, Tausha tells her attorney that Michael removed several firearms from the house, including a handgun that Tausha kept in her nightstand. He needs to go,” she said, according to police. “My mom finally filed for divorce and I couldn’t be more excited.
31, 17-year-old Macie tells a dance chaperone that her “dad is being a jerk again.” They include: “What does a gunshot sound like?” “If you hear a single gunshot in your neighborhood at night would you immediately recognize it a such? Would you either way be alerted enough to call the police, or would you chalk it up to being just another sound in the night?” and “Would a neighbor hear a gunshot in a garage?”
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30, Michael does an internet search for a series of disturbing questions. 27, Michael is served with divorce papers at his Allstate Insurance office. According to Michael, he was “terminated with cause” for a policy violation - something that would make it very difficult for him to get a job elsewhere - and he would not be receiving his Christmas bonus. 22, Michael tells a friend that he left his job as an insurance agent at Allstate.
21, Tausha and her attorney draw up divorce papers. The caseworker, in the Enoch report, told police he intended to follow up with Tausha Haight on Jan. 19, a DCFS caseworker visits the Haight home, where Tausha details a more recent instance of abuse, in which her husband allegedly threw 7-year-old Ammon to the floor. 12, 12-year-old Briley texts a friend complaining about her dad’s behavior, telling the friend that she needs to have someone to make sure she is safe. 8, 2022 the Utah Division of Child and Family Services, or DCFS, receives a report from 17-year-old Macie Haight detailing prior allegations of abuse. The report paints the most detailed picture of the events leading up to the murders to date. He also left a note where he takes no responsibility for the murders, and instead blames his family. In the report, officers say he had tissue paper in his ears to muffle the sound of gunshots. Officers then found Michael Haight deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a small home gym in the basement. Police, in the report, describe a cadence similar to gunshots. And according to the report, a neighbor told police days after the shooting that they heard what sounded like fireworks at about 3:30 a.m. Most of the family, the footage shows, were killed in their beds. Officers responded to the house after neighbors had entered the home, saw a body on the bed with blood, and called police. Police also released body-worn camera footage from four officers who responded that day and discovered the bodies of Michael and Tausha Haight, their five children - Macie, 17 Briley, 12 7-year-old twins Ammon and Sienna and Gavin, 4 - and Gail Earl, Tausha’s mother, all deceased. Utah’s statewide child abuse and neglect hotline: 1-855-323-DCFS (3237) Utah Domestic Violence Coalition: Utah’s confidential statewide, 24-hour domestic violence hotline at 1-800-897-LINK (5465) Help for people in abusive relationships can be found by contacting:
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