A Massachusetts woman, Karen Solomon, suspected of killing her police officer husband, Kurt Solomon, was found dead in an apparent murder-suicide. Authorities discovered a gun near her body, suggesting she may have taken her own life after the alleged crime.
The search for Karen Solomon concluded with the discovery of her body near a Worcester hospital, a week after her police officer husband, Kurt Solomon, was found dead at home.
Police are searching for Karen Solomon, 58, who is wanted after a police officer died in her home; Solomon, who previously authored a book praising police, was last seen in pajamas and may be armed.
Officials in Worcester, Massachusetts, believe they have found the body of Karen Solomon, days after her husband Kurt Solomon, a police officer, was found dead.
Karen Solomon was found dead near Fairlawn Rehab, prompting questions about her family; Kurt S. Solomon is survived by his two sons, Niklas T. Solomon and Brandon W. Solomon.
Karen Solomon, who was sought in connection with the killing of her police officer husband, Kurt Solomon, has been found dead. Authorities had been conducting a manhunt for her after her husband was discovered deceased at their home.
A manhunt is intensifying for an armed woman, Karen Solomon, after a veteran Massachusetts police officer was found dead inside their shared home in Worcester.