State police in Connecticut have identified the two individuals found dead in a Hebron residence on Friday morning.
According to officials, authorities responded around 3:30 a.m. to a home on Route 66 after receiving a report of a disturbance. Upon arrival, state police established a perimeter around the property before eventually gaining entry.
Inside the home, troopers discovered the bodies of two adults. The individuals have been identified as 44-year-old Diana Enamorado Perdomo and 44-year-old Gregorio Calihua-Mantiel.
State police said that Perdomo’s decease is being investigated as a homicide. Calihua-Mantiel’s death is being investigated as a possible suicide, pending the results of an autopsy by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Authorities have not released further details on how either individual died.
Investigators continue to review the circumstances surrounding the incident. The state police emphasized that the investigation is ongoing, and additional information may be released as the case progresses.
Officials typically collect evidence, interview witnesses, and conduct forensic analyses in cases involving multiple deaths to understand the sequence of events and determine what led to the tragedy.
The Hebron community has been notified of the incident, and authorities are urging anyone with information about the events leading up to the decease to come forward to assist with the investigation.
Incidents of this nature often raise questions about domestic safety, mental health, and community awareness. Law enforcement encourages residents to report any concerning behavior or disturbances promptly to prevent potential tragedies.
State police said that while the investigation is active, no additional information about the identities of other potential persons involved, if any, will be released at this time.
Authorities continue to work with the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner to confirm details regarding the deaths and provide clarity on the circumstances.
As the investigation unfolds, the community is left searching for answers about what led to the passing of both individuals.
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