A man and a woman, both 45 years old, were found dead from apparent gunshot wounds, according to the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office.
Two people died over the weekend in Kingston, Massachusetts during a domestic incident that escalated to a murder-suicide, according to the town's police force.a death investigation got underway
alongside the Massachusetts State Police Detective Unit and the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office. A man and a woman, both 45 years old, were found dead from apparent gunshot wounds, according to the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office. Shelly Phillips who lives up the street never suspected something wrong. She had first met the man and his family in January after inquiring about two chairs that were set outside their house. “He was so proud of his home and his family and it just seems so out of character,” said Phillips. Phillips, a nurse and therapist wished there was something she could’ve done. “If I had known being around the corner if I could’ve intervened in any way to help this family,” she added.
The man was found outside the home and the woman inside, police said. The deaths are being investigated as a murder-suicide, Kingston police confirmed late Sunday night.
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