Karen Solomon, charged in Massachusetts officer's killing, found dead after 7-day search

Karen Solomon, charged with murdering her police officer husband in Massachusetts, has been found dead. Her body was discovered in woods near a hospital and reservoir.

Body of Karen Solomon found in Massachusetts woods after week-long manhunt

Karen Solomon, the woman charged in connection with the death of her husband, a Massachusetts police officer, is believed dead, Google News MT reports. Her body was discovered in woodland near a hospital and reservoir, according to Worcester authorities.

The Worcester police chief confirmed the find, ending a seven-day search that had gripped the state. Solomon had been named as a suspect in the killing of her husband, Kurt Solomon, who served as a local law enforcement officer.

Following the discovery, the families of both Karen and Kurt Solomon released a joint statement. No further details of its contents were immediately made available.

The case had drawn significant attention across Massachusetts since Kurt Solomon's death was reported. Investigators had been searching for Karen Solomon in the days that followed, with the hunt culminating in the discovery of her remains in the wooded area.

The Worcester Telegram & Gazette and regional broadcaster WCVB were among the outlets that reported on the recovery of the body. MassLive.com reported that the family issued their statement after the seven-day search came to a close.

Authorities have not publicly disclosed the cause of Karen Solomon's death. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding Kurt Solomon's killing remains ongoing.

Source: Google News MT