Police Won't Release Suicide Note

"RIVIERA BEACH, FL — City police are investigating the deaths of a man and a woman this week in what they suspect was a murder and suicide at a Singer Island condominium.

"It would be the fifth murder/suicide case in Palm Beach County this year and the 39th homicide.

"Police were called Tuesday around 11 p.m. to make a welfare check at a home in the Water Glades Condominiums on North Ocean Drive. Once inside, officers found the bodies of Thomas Dinzler, 72 and his wife, Janella Dinzler, 64, police said.

"Investigators said they believe Thomas Dinzler fatally shot his wife and then himself.

"Police found a suicide note but are not releasing it because the investigation is not finished, Rose Anne Brown, city police spokeswoman, said this morning."

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Officers Find Bodies In High-Rise Apartment

"FALLS CHURCH, VA — Two people were found dead in a Fairfax County apartment Monday morning, and investigators say the deaths might be the result of a murder/suicide, Fairfax County police said.

"Officers were called to Skyline Towers, a high-rise in the 5500 block of Seminary Road, shortly before 10 a.m. Monday for a report of the sound of shots being fired, police said.

"When officers arrived, they found a man and woman dead in an apartment, police said.

"An initial investigation led detectives to believe the deaths were the result of a murder/suicide that was possibly domestic in nature, police said. Crime-scene technicians and detectives remain on the scene.

"The victims’ identities were not immediately released."

From the Washington Post...

Two Dead After Domestic Issue In Hi-Rise Apartment Building

"PHILADELPHIA, PA — Investigators say a husband fatally shot his wife inside their Center City high-rise apartment before turning the gun on himself and taking his own life.

"The discovery was made at about 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the Museum Towers hi-rise apartments near 18th and Buttonwood Streets in the Spring Garden section of the city.

"Investigators say 30-year-old Carlos Eugene Acosta fatally shot his wife, 29-year-old Rio Acosta Magden before taking his own life.

"Rio, a nurse at Hahnemann, was found dead in a bedroom area and her husband’s body was found nearby.

"The suspected weapon was recovered at the scene and sent to a crime lab for testing.

"Investigators believe the incident may have stemmed from a domestic problem."

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