Father's Grief: Inseparable Sisters, Drugged Deaths

On March 23rd, in February 2025, Treniel Harzman killed her two young daughters from her previous marriage,

nine-year-old Braille and, seven-year-old Olivia, along with her two little girls from her current marriage,

two-year-old Jordan and three-year-old Brooke. She then took her own life.

The father, Quinn Blackmer, learned that devastating news in a phone call from her father on February 10th.

Quinn and Treniel had divorced in 2020 after a rocky marriage marked by her mood swings and

affair and disputes over family size and custody. He had moved to Utah with his new wife,

while she stayed in Wyoming with her new husband. Court orders gave Quinn limited visitation

and facetime access, but tensions often blocked more time with his girls. Quinn rushed to the hospital

on Olivia's survived the initial shooting and was airlifted to Utah. He stayed by her side

through surgery in a coma, but brain swelling led to seizures. On February 15th, with no hope left,

he held her as life support ended. Braille had died right away. Police reports later revealed

Treniel had excessive ketamine, an animal tranquilizer sometimes used for depression,

plus anti-anxiety meds in her, system. The children showed signs of being drug too. Quinn

believes mental health issues, drugs, and custody stress contributed, and questions why the system

did not intervene sooner. Quinn arranged a shared casket for his inseparable daughters,

noting how Braille's arm naturally fell over Olivia, just like old times. He now urges parents

to cherish every moment with their kids, as memories become all that's left after such loss.