Monday, April 2, 2012

No Previous History Of Physical Violence


"CLEARWATER, FL — A man shot and killed his wife in the garage of their Countryside home, then fatally shot himself early Monday morning, according to Clearwater police.

"The couple's adult son found his parents after hearing gunshots.

"The son—police did not give his name—called police at 6:44 a.m. to report the shooting at 2532 Sweetgum Way, in the upscale Countryside area of Clearwater.

"Robert Polukoff, 48, shot his wife Irene Polukoff, 49, several times before turning the gun on himself, according to a preliminary investigation by Clearwater police.

"The couple was in the midst of a divorce, and police had been called to the house five times since last July. However, according to Clearwater police, there was no previous history of physical violence between the husband and wife."


From tampabay.com...

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04/03/2012 — Killer considered himself "the Coolest Human To Do Business With"...

Attempted Murder/Suicide Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured


"DYER, IN — Officers found a 95-year-old woman dead in her home Sunday morning when they responded to check on a man who apparently had shot himself, police said.

"When police arrived just after 6 a.m. Sunday at a home in the 800 block of Killarney Drive in Dyer, they found a 74-year-old man with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head and a 95-year-old woman dead, a news release states.

"The woman, Blanch Bradley, had suffered a gunshot wound to her chest, the Lake County coroner's office said.

"Bradley is believed to be the man's mother, the release states.

"The coroner's office said the woman's death apparently was a homicide.

"Two other family members were in the home when police arrived, officials said.

"The man was rushed to a local hospital, and Dyer police are investigating."


From nwitimes.com...

Sunday, April 1, 2012

Two Dead After Argument During Cookout


"VERSAILLES, KY — A Versailles man killed his wife, then apparently turned the handgun on himself early Saturday morning, according to the Woodford County coroner Ron Owens who was called to the double fatality at 183 Dunroven.

"Katie McDaniel Coomer, 28, a former cook at Holly Hill Inn was dead of a gunshot wound to the head, Owens said. Lying beside her in the hallway was her husband, Eric Coomer.

"Their young children, Sara Jane Coomer and Seth Douglas Coomer, were sleeping in a back bedroom and taken out afterward unharmed, he said.

"According to Owens, the Coomers had been grilling out late with Eric's father, Marty Coomer, when an argument began.

"Owens said Marty Coomer was outside when he heard a gunshot. According to Marty Coomer's account, Eric Coomer said `I shot her and I'm not going to prison for the rest of my life. Look here.` Then shot himself in the head, Owens said.

"Alcohol is believed to have been involved. No charges have been filed. Woodford County officials said no report on the incident was available Sunday."


From Kentucky.com...

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Relatives Find Bodies After Breaking Into House


"COLORADO SPRINGS, CO — A man and a woman were found dead Saturday afternoon after what police suspect was a murder-suicide in a home near The Broadmoor.

"Two of the couple’s relatives found the bodies just before 12:30 p.m. in the master bedroom of 20 Highland Street, behind the famed resort, said Colorado Springs police Sgt. Jerry Steckler. A handgun was found between the bodies, he said.

"Police are investigating the deaths as a possible murder-suicide, Steckler said.

"The man and the woman living in the house hadn’t been heard from since Thursday, and a relative had tried repeatedly to check on them. No one ever answered the door.

"Two relatives broke into the back door of the house Saturday and found the couple. Both had been shot in the head, Steckler said.

"A husband and wife who lived in the house were supposed to move out Saturday, said Barney Iuppa, who owns the house.

"Most of the belongings in the house were boxed up, Steckler said.

"`They were good tenants — never had any problems,` Iuppa said.

"Neighbors recalled seeing the couple host a garage sale earlier this month in anticipation of moving.

"They were `quiet` and generally `kept to themselves,` said Tom Music, who lives across the street.

"The coroner’s office will determine the cause and manner of death, police said."


From The Gazette...

Couple Found Dead In Church Camp


"LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP, OH — Liverpool Township police chief Charlie Burgess said the son of a Liverpool Township couple discovered his parents' bodies at a home along Anderson Boulevard in Liverpool Township around 6 p.m. Friday.

"`We have two victims inside that have apparent gunshot wounds and we're waiting for the coroner's office to complete their investigation,` said Burgess.

"Police said the husband and wife were groundskeepers at the Free Methodist Church Camp.

"Burgess said the couple died less than 24 hours before police got there.

"[Reporters] spoke with a resident who was still in shock.

"`It's going to be a little difficult. It will, just knowing that we never had any problems with them. I don't know the whole situation over there. It's a shock,` said Mike David.

"The names of the couple are Michael Wolfe Sr. and his wife karen wolfe.
The police chief says this appears to be a murder-suicide. But says they won't know for sure until they get a ruling from the coroner."


From WTOV9.com...