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WINDSOR LOCKS — A Suffield lawyer who shot and killed his wife on Christmas night before turning the gun on himself at his mother-in-law’s Dale Street home had been waiting for test results to determine whether he was COVID-19 positive after his wife had tested positive, according to Lt. Paul Cherniack. Both the lawyer, John Liquori, 59, and his wife, Cindy Liquori, 55, died from gunshot wounds to the head, said a spokesman from the chief medical examiner’s office in Farmington. John and Cindy Liquori, who live at 900 Suffield St. in Suffield, were found dead on a bed inside Ci...

A Suffield lawyer shot his wife on Christmas night before turning the gun on himself, a spokesperson from the state Chief Medical Examiner’s Office said Monday afternoon. Both were shot in the head. John Liquori, 59, and Cindy Liquori, 55, both of 900 Suffield St., were found dead inside the Windsor Locks residence at 33 Dale St. around 6 p.m. Friday after police received a 911 call reporting the incident. Online voter registration and Windsor Locks property records indicate the ranch-style, two-bedroom home is owned by Cindy Liquori’s mother, Clair R. Palmer, 77, who bought it in 1...

WINDSOR LOCKS — Local police said Sunday a married couple from Suffield died in a murder-suicide on Christmas Day that had police working through the weekend to investigate. John Liquori, 59, and Cindy Liquori, 55, both of 900 Suffield St., were found dead inside the Windsor Locks residence at 33 Dale St. around 6 p.m. Friday after police received a 911 call reporting the incident. Online voter registration and Windsor Locks property records indicate the ranch-style, two-bedroom home is owned by Cindy Liquori’s mother, Clair R. Palmer, 77, who bought it in 1990. Police vehicles conv...

WINDSOR LOCKS — An active police investigation was centered on a home on Dale Street on Christmas evening on Friday. Multiple police vehicles converged on the home at 33 Dale St. around 6 p.m. and officers cordoned off the area with yellow crime scene tape. Police Chief Eric Osanitsch on Friday night would not comment on the nature of the incident police were investigating at the home, other than to say there was no threat to the public and police were not searching for anyone. Around 9 p.m., state police arrived at the scene in a large white van typical of the ones used by the major cri...