Murder-suicide suspected in Dover home. AG, police investigating.

Ian Lenahan, Fosters Daily Democrat
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DOVER — Authorities are investigating a possible murder-suicide after two adults were found dead inside a home on Dowaliby Court Tuesday.

The New Hampshire attorney general on Wednesday announced Dover police found the two people deceased in the single-family home where they lived. Police had responded to the home to conduct a welfare check.

The address of the home at the center of the active investigation is 4 Dowaliby Court. Dover property records state the house has been owned by Christine and Sean Navish since 2018. Documents filed with the Strafford County Registry of Deeds as recent as 2021 list the couple as married.

The New Hampshire attorney general's office and the Dover Police Department are investigating a potential murder-suicide after two adults were found dead inside a home at 4 Dowaliby Court in Dover Tuesday, March 28, 2023.
The New Hampshire attorney general's office and the Dover Police Department are investigating a potential murder-suicide after two adults were found dead inside a home at 4 Dowaliby Court in Dover Tuesday, March 28, 2023.

The state attorney general's office would not immediately confirm the victims' identities, pending family members being notified.

Michael Garrity, spokesperson for the attorney general, said no more information is expected to be released until after autopsies are conducted. They are scheduled Thursday.

“Although the investigation is in the early stages, there does not appear to be any threat to the general public in connection with these two deaths,” the attorney general's announcement states.

This story will be updated.

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This article originally appeared on Fosters Daily Democrat: Dover NH: Murder-suicide suspected, investigated by AG and police