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In what appears to have been a murder-suicide, a husband and wife were discovered dead in Kingston. The District Attorney for Plymouth County, Tim Cruz, stated that a member of the couple’s family discovered them at their house on Elm Street at 11:15 Sunday morning and phoned the police.
When the Kingston Police Department arrived at the scene, they reported discovering the death of a lady who was 45 years old inside the residence as well as the body of a guy who was 45 years old outside the home. It appeared that the guy and the woman had both been shot prior to their deaths. According to the Kingston Police Department, it was the consequence of what appears to have been a domestic dispute that ended in a murder-suicide.
It is now unknown how long the couple had been deceased prior to their bodies being discovered. Tim Cruz stated that there has been an investigation going on for the past few hours. “There has been an ongoing inquiry.” Because we want to ensure that families are informed about what is taking on here, we will not be revealing the identities of the individuals involved at this time.
After taking the evidence out of the house, the police drove it away from the crime site. Cruz was eager to point out that it seemed like this was a unique occurrence. Cruz stated that investigators had determined that this was not an act of violence committed at random. At this very moment, there is no danger to the general public that we are aware of.
The neighbors were hesitant to appear on camera for this broadcast, but they did tell Brandon Truitt of WBZ-TV that the couple had a young daughter together. According to one of the neighborhood’s residents, the girl was out of town spending time with her relatives when the event took place.
The State Police and the District Attorney’s Office for Plymouth County are both continuing their investigations into the matter. Following his time at WPRI in Providence, Rhode Island, where he served as a reporter and fill-in anchor, Brandon Truitt began his career at WBZ-TV in January 2022. Truitt started his career in broadcast journalism at WNCT in Greenville, North Carolina, prior to working at WPRI. WNCT was Truitt’s previous employer.
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