COLUMBUS, Ohio — An investigation into a homicide has been initiated in Ohio after authorities discovered the bodies of three women in a residence on Saturday.

According to reports, police were summoned to a home located on the south side of Columbus shortly before 4 p.m. The call was made by a 911 caller who mentioned a medical situation. Upon arrival, officers found three deceased women who were pronounced dead at the scene, as stated by police spokesman Sgt. James Fuqua.

Sgt. Fuqua indicated that the deaths are being treated as homicides, but specific details about the events leading to the tragedy are still unknown.

“This is indeed a very intricate scene due to the number of victims involved,” he noted to members of the media on Saturday. “The process will take additional time as we aim to thoroughly examine the area meticulously to ensure that we do not overlook any crucial evidence.”

Investigators are currently engaged in interviewing potential witnesses and searching for surveillance footage that may aid in the case.

As of Saturday, Fuqua confirmed that no suspects had been apprehended in connection with the killings.

Columbus police had not released any further information on the investigation as of Sunday.