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Tragic Deaths of Barrie Couple Linked to Domestic Violence

June 27, 20261 Min Read
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Barrie police investigators have determined that a man and woman found dead inside of a home died due to intimate partner violence. (Vanessa Tiberio/The Canadian Press)
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Police in Barrie, Ont., report that a man and a woman found dead in a home in the north end on Saturday were victims of intimate partner violence.

Authorities say officers responded to a wellness check request at a residence near St. Vincent Street and Osprey Ridge Road on June 20.

The bodies of a 45-year-old woman and a 46-year-old man were discovered at the scene.

Officials indicate that the woman’s death is classified as homicide, while the man’s death was due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

They have recovered a firearm from the location and are not searching for any suspects. No charges are anticipated.

Out of respect for the families, police have chosen not to disclose their identities.


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