18, 22-year-old found dead in apparent murder suicide in Brockton, DA says

Boston, MALocal News

Authorities are investigating a murder-suicide that occurred Wednesday evening in Brockton, Massachusetts, claiming the lives of 18-year-old Yoraily Santos and 22-year-old Starli Roa Tayeras. The incident unfolded at 642 North Main St. , where police responded to a 911 call from a landlord who found the couple dead. First responders discovered Santos in the kitchen with multiple gunshot wounds, while Tayeras was found in the bedroom with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. A firearm was located near Tayeras, indicating a potential motive.

Authorities reviewed video surveillance and witness statements, concluding that Santos and Tayeras were the only individuals present during the incident. Witnesses reported a history of domestic violence between the two, raising concerns about their relationship dynamics. The Plymouth District Attorney’s Office is actively pursuing the investigation, highlighting the severity of domestic violence issues in the community. This tragic event underscores the need for increased awareness and resources for domestic violence prevention.

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