- A couple and their teenage daughter were found dead in their Massachusetts home on Thursday evening
- Police describe the deaths as ‘a fatal incident of domestic violence’
- This is a development story
A couple and their daughter were found dead in their luxury mansion in Massachusetts, in what police described as “a fatal incident of domestic violence.”
The three people were found dead in their home in Dover on Thursday evening after police received a call just before 7.30pm.
A relative reportedly stopped by the house on Wilson’s Way to check on them and was confronted with the eerie finding: NBC reported.
Wilson’s Way is a private road in Dover, about 20 miles from Boston. With a population of about 6,000 people and a median income of $250,000, it is considered the wealthiest city in the state.
The Norfolk District Attorney’s Office confirmed that a man, a woman and their teenage daughter were the three dead bodies found in the home.
A couple and their daughter were found dead in their luxury mansion in Massachusetts, in what police describe as ‘a fatal incident of domestic violence’
The three people were found dead in their home in Dover on Thursday evening after police received a call just before 7.30pm.
Authorities are not releasing names yet as family members are still being notified.
“Although the investigation is in its very preliminary stages, the evidence available at this time does not indicate the involvement of any outside party, but does suggest that this is a fatal incident of domestic violence,” said David Traub, spokesman for Officer Justice Michael Morrissey. , said in a statement on Friday.
“It is not believed that there is any ongoing danger to the Dover community as a result of this incident.”
This story is developing.
