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Houma Family Stabbings: Kaegan Jude Solet Investigation
Houma · Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana

Legal status: Kaegan Jude Solet faces four first-degree murder allegations and one attempted first-degree murder allegation.
Four adults died and a six-year-old boy was seriously injured in an alleged stabbing attack in the Ashland Drive area. The sheriff’s account dates the response to September 12, 2026. This file distinguishes arrest allegations, a proposed grand-jury presentation and any later indictment.
Editorial standard: Charges and police accounts are allegations. Each defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. Reported settings, attorney arguments and court findings are identified separately.
02 | Victim background
Family identifications name Verna Mae Verdin, her daughter Letha Verrett, her son Paul Verret, and Paul’s girlfriend Krissy Lynn Parfait. The surviving child’s name is withheld. A September hospital update is historical and is not presented as his current condition.
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03 | People and documented roles
Kaegan Jude Solet is the accused. Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Tim Soignet’s office led the investigation; the district attorney’s office described its charging plans and earlier proceedings. Each agency’s assertions remain attributed.
04 | Charging allegations
The sheriff announced booking on four first-degree murder counts and one attempted first-degree murder count. A booking announcement is distinct from a grand-jury indictment. Prosecutors described seeking charges that could carry a death penalty; no filed capital-election notice was obtained.
05 | Interactive event-by-event timeline
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View More — September 12, 2026 — Emergency response
Deputies reported finding an injured child, then four deceased adults inside two nearby residences.
View More — September 13 — Solet located
The sheriff’s statement says Solet was taken into custody shortly after 10 a.m.; medical care preceded jail booking.
View More — September 15–16 — Booking announced
The sheriff announced release from medical care, booking and no-bond detention. The reproduced release was published September 16.
View More — October 27 and 29 — Reported prospective settings
WVUE reported a planned October 27 grand-jury review and an October 29 court appearance.
06 | Investigation and evidence
View More — Scenes and witnesses
The sheriff described multiple scenes, evidence collection and witness interviews. The complete scene, laboratory and autopsy records have not been reviewed.
View More — Prior cases
The DA acknowledged a no-indictment decision in a separate 2019 homicide allegation and a 2023 acquittal in an attempted-murder case. Those outcomes are not convictions or proof of the new allegations.
07 | Prosecution and defense
View More — Prosecution allegations
Authorities allege Solet caused four deaths and seriously injured the child. The admissible evidence, precise sequence and any asserted motive must be established in the current prosecution.
View More — Defense position and limits of the reviewed record
No substantive defense filing or current plea has been independently reviewed. Earlier jury decisions remain separate legal outcomes; they cannot be recast as findings of guilt.
08 | Courtroom developments
The September reports establish the arrest and reported future settings. No subsequent indictment, trial date, verdict or sentencing order was located in this review. The clerk portal is provided for access rather than represented as a collected court document.
09 | Verdicts, sentencing and appeals
The charges in this prosecution are pending. Earlier convictions, acquittals or declined charges described elsewhere concern separate proceedings.
10 | Unresolved questions
View More — Questions to resolve
- What indictment, if any, becomes the operative charging instrument?
- Do the October 27 and 29 settings remain in effect?
- What do autopsy, scene and forensic reports establish about the sequence?
- Has the prosecutor filed a formal capital-case notice?
View More — Priority source documents
Obtain the operative charging instrument, current docket and orders, complete relevant police and medical records where publicly available, and any filed defense response. An unavailable document is not described as reviewed.
11 | Court records and source documents
The entries below distinguish official agency material, reported accounts and access portals. Original court-stamped documents remain outstanding where noted.

