Three residents in Pennsylvania are dead from a murder-suicide following an argument about shoveling snow. The deadly confrontation went down on Monday when Plains Township police received a call just before 9 a.m. about shots fired in a residential neighborhood, AP News reports. When officers arrived, they found James Goy, 50, and Lisa Goy, 48, dead in the street in front of their home. Officers attempted to aid the couple and knocked on the door of 47-year-old James Spaide, who lived across the street. However, they heard a single shot and found his body upon entering the home. Neighbors told officials the Goys and Spaide were in an ongoing feud that appeared to turn violent following the recent winter snowstorm, ABC News reports. In a joint statement, Plains Township Police Chief Dale Binker and Luzerne County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis revealed the neighbors disagreed about where the Goys were placing the snow they were shoveling. “The Goys were shoveling the snow from their parking spots, shoveling the snow across the road, and throwing the snow onto Spaide’s property,” the statement revealed.