2 women found dead in apparent murder-suicide at Cobb County apartment, police say

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Authorities in Cobb County, Georgia, are investigating the deaths of two women found in an apartment at the SYNC at Vinings Apartments, which they believe to be a murder-suicide. The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon, prompting an immediate police response after reports of gunfire. The victims have been identified as Davina Wright, 27, and Briannah Watts, 25, who were roommates. Police emphasized that this appears to be an isolated incident, alleviating concerns about an ongoing public threat. No suspects are currently being sought, and further details on how the women died remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

This tragedy highlights the critical issues of domestic violence and mental health, resonating deeply within the local community. As the story develops, Atlanta News First will provide updates to keep the public informed. Such incidents underscore the importance of resources and support systems for individuals facing domestic challenges.

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