The two people found dead in a murder-suicide in New Hampshire this week were a man who smothered a woman he lived with, then killed himself, prosecutors said Thursday.
The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office identified the two people Thursday after announcing the death investigation at a home on Dowaliby Court in Dover on Wednesday.
The man, 56-year-old Sean Navish, was found to have killed 58-year-old Christine Navish — they lived together, prosecutors said, without providing their relationship — and then himself by suffocation or smothering.
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Police were called to the home Tuesday afternoon for a welfare check, authorities have previously said.
Officials initially gave a different name for Navish.
