MORGAN COUNTY — A husband and wife were shot to death Sunday afternoon in a suspected murder-suicide at a home just outside Camby, police say.
Morgan County Sheriff's deputies found the male and female outside the home while responding about 5:30 p.m. to the 8000 block of East Landersdale Road for a report of shots fired, according to the sheriff's office.
This is near the intersection of County Road 1300 North and North Cox Road.
Both people were pronounced dead at the scene. On Monday, the sheriff's office said they had been identified as Kevin Slemensek, 64, and Robecca Slemensek, 61. The sheriff's office hasn't said which one fired shots.
Autopsies have been scheduled for Tuesday.
Investigators believe that the shooting was "an isolated incident" and that there is no existing threat to the public.
The sheriff's office asked that anyone with more information contact Detective Sgt. Mark Anderson at 765-342-5544.
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