Chesterfield County, Va. – The Central Virginia area has been rocked by a series of tragic deaths that have occurred in homes over the past two weeks. Local authorities are working tirelessly to investigate the incidents and bring justice to the victims and their families.
Henrico County Police, New Kent County Sheriff’s Office, and Chesterfield County Police Department are all involved in the ongoing investigations. On Monday, November 27, Henrico Police were called to the 11000 block of Little Five Loop, where they discovered the bodies of Albert Moody, 70, and his son Malcolm Moody, 38. The authorities have not yet identified any suspects in this case.
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In another incident on Thursday, December 7, two individuals were found dead in a home on New Kent Road. The New Kent County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene and confirmed the deaths. However, they have stated that there is no threat to the public and no suspects are being sought.
Just a day later, two more people were found dead in a home in Chesterfield County. Police officers were called to the scene on Biggin Pond Road near Coalbrook Drive. According to authorities, no foul play was involved in this case.
Finally, on Saturday, December 9, Henrico Police responded to a report of a shooting on Fairfield Avenue. Sadly, they discovered a deceased male at the scene. The investigation is still in its early stages, and an update is expected to be provided on Monday, December 11.
These tragic incidents have left the community in shock and mourning. Local authorities are urging anyone with information about these cases to come forward and assist in the investigations.
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It is crucial for the safety and well-being of the community that justice is served and those responsible for these deaths are apprehended. The police departments involved are working diligently to bring closure to the victims’ families and to ensure the public’s confidence in their efforts to maintain peace and security in Central Virginia.
