A New York City mom and her teen daughter, who were found dead in their apartment Monday next to the family dog, may have died in a murder-suicide.
of a New York City mom, her 14-year-old daughter and their pet dog, all found dead in their apartment, may be ruled as a murder-suicide, the New York Post reported.
A New York Police Department vehicle. Officers may rule of the death of Azalea Rivas and her daughter a murder-suicide., but are now calling the incident a murder-suicide. She was found with a bag over her head, "probably to contain the blood and the splatter," Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny told reporters. An NYPD officer sits in a marked vehicle. A woman, 14-year-old girl and their dog were found dead inside a Brooklyn apartment on Monday.A downstairs neighbor had called the New York Police Department on Friday after hearing an alarming noise coming from upstairs.
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