
The Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office has identified the man and woman found dead off Route 115 in Millis on Sunday morning beside their car. The victims are 25-year-old Tanaia Wilkinson and 32-year-old Michael Fischella, who shared an address at 67 Curve St. in Millis, as revealed by the district attorney’s office.
While the district attorney’s office acknowledged their shared address, it did not specify the nature of the relationship between Wilkinson and Fischella. Both were discovered with apparent gunshot wounds, and a gun was found beneath Fischella’s body, according to earlier statements from the district attorney’s office.
In a surprising revelation, the district attorney’s office mentioned that the couple was not originally from Massachusetts and had recently relocated to Millis. Despite the ongoing investigation, District Attorney Michael Morrissey stated on Sunday afternoon that there is currently no evidence of external involvement in their deaths.
The Chief Medical Examiner’s Office is expected to determine the method and cause of death within the next two days for both Wilkinson and Fischella. The discovery of their remains came after a municipal employee found them on a remote dirt road off Route 115 around nine in the morning on Sunday.
Initially reported to be in their 20s due to a misunderstanding between responding law enforcement, the victims’ actual ages were later clarified. Tanaia Wilkinson’s family is expected to release her obituary and funeral arrangements at a later date, adding to the mystery and somber atmosphere surrounding this tragic incident in Millis.
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