Irina Moyer, also known as Irina Geller, and her son were killed by her husband, Christopher Moyer.

On the night of June 17th, 2011, Christopher Moyer calmly called 911 and reported the murder of his wife, Irina Moyer, and their son, Dylan. 

When asked by the receiver if he was responsible for their deaths, Moyer replied, “Yes, I did.” 

Moyer also mentioned that he was confident his wife and son were dead. He remained composed because he did not intend to live long after making the call.

Three hours after the call, Moyer was found dead on the Septa tracks in Hatboro. He had killed himself by lying in front of a train. 

The bodies of Irina Moyer and Dylan were found in their beds. After the call, police rushed to the Warrington home and surrounded the house. 

Not knowing Christopher was not home, they attempted to contact someone inside. Eventually, they breached the residence and discovered the bodies.

Police stated that Irina’s body had been dragged into a nearby bathroom. By the time the police arrived, Moyer had left the house.

Heckler, the Bucks County District Attorney, released a recording of Moyer’s 911 call in response to media requests. 

The only possible motive identified by authorities was the financial problems the Moyers had been experiencing. 

Dylan was supposed to have been dropped off at his grandparents’ house that evening. Concern that they had not heard from the Moyers, the grandparents went to the house and discovered the bodies.

What was Irina Moyer’s cause of death?

The Bucks County Coroner’s Office determined that Irina and Dylan died of blunt-force trauma to the head. 

The office declared Christopher’s death a suicide resulting from multiple body traumas. In a few hours, a seemingly loving family was gone. 

There were no signs of domestic trouble, and Chris appeared to love Dylan.

Irina’s parents drove home after failing to reach the Moyers. Irina’s brother and sister-in-law learned about the deaths at the scene.