Minutes before deputies arrived to find an Ohio dad sitting in his yard next to a rifle with his three sons dead on the grass, a neighbor told dispatchers a girl approached her claiming her father was "killing everybody in her family," newly released 911 audio reveals.

"She said that her stepfather is killing everybody in her house," the woman told the dispatcher, explaining she found the girl running down the road calling for help. "I asked her to get in the car with me, and she said she couldn't leave her family."

She described the survivor as a teenage girl with blonde hair. The victims were three boys, ages 3, 4 and 7.

In a second call, a man across the street said he saw at least two children shot in broad daylight.

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The Clermont County Sheriff's Office arrested Chad Doerman, 32, on June 15, charged with three counts of aggravated murder. 

He is accused of executing two of his sons before he "hunted" down the third, who had fled into a neighbor's field, only to drag him home and shoot him too. 

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Although he ignored commands from responding deputies, they placed him in handcuffs without further violence.

In previously released bodycam video, black bars obscured the screen where the boys' bodies are laying on the grass. Immediately after Doerman was in cuffs, deputies attempted to render aid.

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"Can I roll over?" Doerman asks, cuffed and prone on the ground. "I ain't gonna hurt ya. I ain't gonna hurt nobody."

Doerman is being held on $20 million bail for three charges of aggravated murder in the shootings.

At his arraignment Friday, prosecutors alleged that he confessed to lining his sons up in the yard and gunning them down.

"This is by far the most sickening, horrifying crime I have seen," Clermont County Prosecutor Mark Tekulve said, according to the Cincinnati-based WKRC-TV. "I can only imagine the terror these little boys felt and experienced as their father – their protector – was murdering them."

He is due back in court on June 26.

People who are attracted to women or femininity may be "gynosexual," according to an article published in Men's Health Magazine last month.

"The number of terms and identities under the LGBTQ+ umbrella is ever-growing, allowing more and more people to describe their sexuality with words that make sense to them," the article began. "One word you may not have heard that is helping some people express who they are is ‘gynosexual.’"

The article is making rounds on social media after the outlet shared it on Twitter Monday, prompting backlash and making some people scratch their heads about why exactly the new gender-neutral term is being pushed to replace straight men and lesbian women.

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Freelancer and sex educator Suzannah Weiss, who authored the piece, quoted sex educator Lilith Fox as saying the term refers to those who are "sexually attracted to the gender identity of the femme-presenting person they are attracted to."

The term aims to be more "inclusive" for those who identify outside the traditional gender binary. Weiss, for example, claims the term may better describe non-binary persons who are attracted to women than the terms "straight" or "lesbian" would. 

"I’m a man attracted to women I’m heterosexual If I was a woman attracted to women I’d be a lesbian Reject these weird new words We already have words that work fine," Jay D. Cartere, a fitness coach, commented on the Men's Health's post.

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Another said, "Considering your audience this should just be called ‘straight’ fam," to which a third replied, "If they persist with this nonsense, they won't have an audience much longer."

Others remarked that they thought the article was a parody, while some called it "madness."

One even nitpicked the definition of "gynosexual" as a "a non-definitive definition," adding, it "makes absolutely no sense."

The article is the latest to pick up on LGBTQ+ terminology that some allege is "erasing" traditional language and attempting to "otherize" the straight community.

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The outlet did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Recently, Johns Hopkins University came under fire from critics for its unique definition of "lesbian" as a "non-man attracted to non-men," a definition later removed following backlash.

The Associated Press also tweaked its style guidelines advising reporters to adopt more LGBTQ+ inclusive language, including replacing the terms "biological male" or "biological female" or "biological sex" with "sex assigned at birth."

The advice also came with a glossary of LGBTQ+ terms, including "nonbinary" and "genderqueer" for reporters to use as reference.