Jones' wife arrested in connection to Laurel quadruple homicide

NORFOLK, Neb. -- Authorities said they have arrested Jason Jones' wife in connection to the Laurel quadruple homicide that happened Aug. 4. 

The Nebraska State patrol said they made the arrested 43-year-old Carrie Jones, the wife of homicide suspect Jason Jones, Friday morning. 

The NSP said the ongoing investigation has included a forensic examination of phones that were owned by both Carrie Jones and Jason Jones.

It was reported that the investigation has progressed with new information that indicates that Carrie Jones played a role prior to the murders. 

NSP said Carrie Jones was arrested at her home without incident. 

She has reportedly been lodged in the Antelope County Jail for first-degree homicide, tampering with physical evidence, and accessory to a felony. 

53-year-old Michele Ebeling, 86-year-old Gene Twiford, 85-year-old Janet Twiford, and 55-year-old Dana Twiford were the victims identified by police who were reportedly shot and killed in their homes in the early morning hours of Aug. 4. A fire was started at both homes following the murders.