Four More Arrested in Stromsburg Couple Homicide

Authorities continue investigation into tragic killings

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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Police in Lincoln, Nebraska have arrested four additional suspects in connection with the brutal murders of an elderly Stromsburg couple last month. The homicides, which occurred at the victims' rural home, have shocked the local community and prompted renewed concerns about public safety in the region.

Why it matters

The Stromsburg killings are the latest in a string of high-profile violent crimes in Nebraska that have put residents on edge and raised questions about the state's ability to address rising crime rates, particularly in more remote areas.

The details

Authorities have not released the names of the four individuals taken into custody, but stated they are continuing to pursue leads and expect additional arrests in the coming days. The investigation into the Stromsburg murders remains ongoing, with police working to determine a motive and uncover the full scope of the criminal conspiracy.

  • The Stromsburg couple was found dead in their home on January 28, 2026.
  • The four new arrests were made on February 10, 2026.

The players

Lincoln Police Department

The law enforcement agency leading the investigation into the Stromsburg homicides.

Stromsburg

A small rural community in Nebraska where the elderly couple was murdered.

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What they’re saying

“We will not rest until we have brought all those responsible for this heinous act to justice.”

— Chief of Police, Lincoln Police Department (Lincoln Journal Star)

What’s next

Authorities have stated they will provide additional updates on the investigation in the coming days as they work to build their case against the suspects.

The takeaway

The Stromsburg killings have shaken the local community and raised urgent concerns about public safety, underscoring the need for Nebraska lawmakers to prioritize crime prevention and victim support initiatives in the state.