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Jennifer Singh
Tracy Strahan
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Carrie Mannix
Sarah Congi
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[upbeat music] If I had a dollar for every time a woman killed her cop husband in Massachusetts, I'd have $2.

It's not a lot, but it's kind of odd that that's happened a couple times in, like, the last five years.

If I had a dollar for every time a woman in Massachusetts named Karen murdered their cop husband, I'd only have $2, but it's still kinda wild that it's happened twice [laughs] in the last five years.

[upbeat music] I don't know what's going on in Boston, but the women like to off their cop husbands.
So right now, here's the very latest on the situation in Worcester and the investigation we-
... at the top of the show.
They are staging.
You can see they're ready to present the latest information.
Here we go.
Set.
Good afternoon.
Today at approximately 12:49 hours, officers were dispatched to 189 May Street, M-A-Y, in reference to two people who worked at Fairlawn Rehab observing a deceased body in the woods.
Upon further examination, we believe this person to be Karen Sullivan.
In addition to the surrounding area, we did locate a handgun in the area of the body.
Again, this is a preliminary identification.
Forensically, this still needs to be vetted through the ME's office, but we do believe it's her.
In addition to that, we were searching these areas, doing concentric searches, and this area was gonna be part of a further search.
As you know, we concentrated in the Coles Pond area.
And if you look at the distance between the last video of her getting into the water that we released to the media, it's approv- approximately .6 miles from that area.

[upbeat music] If I had a dollar for every time a woman killed her cop husband in Massachusetts, I'd have $2.

It's not a lot, but it's kind of odd that that's happened a couple times in, like, the last five years.

If I had a dollar for every time a woman in Massachusetts named Karen murdered their cop husband, I'd only have $2, but it's still kinda wild that it's happened twice [laughs] in the last five years.

[upbeat music] I don't know what's going on in Boston, but the women like to off their cop husbands.
So right now, here's the very latest on the situation in Worcester and the investigation we-
... at the top of the show.
They are staging.
You can see they're ready to present the latest information.
Here we go.
Set.
Good afternoon.
Today at approximately 12:49 hours, officers were dispatched to 189 May Street, M-A-Y, in reference to two people who worked at Fairlawn Rehab observing a deceased body in the woods.
Upon further examination, we believe this person to be Karen Sullivan.
In addition to the surrounding area, we did locate a handgun in the area of the body.
Again, this is a preliminary identification.
Forensically, this still needs to be vetted through the ME's office, but we do believe it's her.
In addition to that, we were searching these areas, doing concentric searches, and this area was gonna be part of a further search.
As you know, we concentrated in the Coles Pond area.
And if you look at the distance between the last video of her getting into the water that we released to the media, it's approv- approximately .6 miles from that area.
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