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Couple Found Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide In 'Quintessential, Quiet' Suburb
A man and woman found were found dead inside a Camarillo home Saturday night in what appears to have been a murder-suicide.
NBC L.A. reports the bodies were found just after midnight. The Ventura County Sheriff's Department said the victims were in their early 60s.
According to ABC-7, the two were a husband and wife, and were discovered by their daughter. KTLA reports that the sheriff's office obtained a search warrant Sunday morning.
"Preliminary investigation looks like it’s indicative of murder-suicide," Sgt. John Franchi told KTLA.
The neighborhood was described by KTLA's Dave Mecham as "quintessential and quiet suburban Camarillo."
The names of the victims have not been released, nor has the cause of death.
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