Suicide note left for Aaron Cockman a final message after years of strain

"Ex-husband, Aaron Cockman to have house content."

The devastating handwritten suicide note left behind by Peter Miles, the man who killed himself, his wife, his daughter and four grandchildren in the Margaret River murder-suicide that rocked the Australia in May, has for the first time been revealed.

While investigators are still trying to establish exactly why Miles committed such a heinous crime, Aaron Cockman, the children's father, has spoken out, telling the Seven Network's Sunday Night program that he believed his father-in-law, Miles, wrote the note to send a final message.

Aaron Cockman believes his children would still be alive had Katrina Miles adhered to court orders.
Photo: Supplied/Channel 7

Mr Cockman had been estranged from the family for several years, but relations were not always so strained.

After Aaron and Katrina Cockman had four children, money was tight and they moved in with Katrina's parents, Peter and Cynda, where they remained for six years.

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