Body Believed to be Woman Sought in Husband's Death Found in Massachusetts Woods

A body believed to be Karen Solomon, the woman wanted in her husband's death, has been found in the woods off May Street in Worcester, Massachusetts Local News. Authorities discovered the body after employees from Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital alerted police. A handgun was found nearby with preliminary evidence of a gunshot wound, though no shots were reported in the area. Police now believe the case is a "tragic murder-suicide."
Kurt Solomon, a 31-year Worcester police veteran and father of two, was found dead on August 19 Local News. He had injuries involving a sharp object. Karen Solomon, his wife, was wanted on an assault and battery charge with a dangerous weapon in connection with his death. The couple had no known history of domestic abuse prior to the incident.
The identification of the body found in Worcester woods remains preliminary Local News. It must be confirmed by the Massachusetts Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Until the official identification is complete, authorities cannot make final conclusions about the circumstances. The medical examiner's office typically takes several days to complete such identifications.
The body showed preliminary evidence of a gunshot wound Local News. A handgun was recovered at the scene near the body. Notably, no gunshots were reported by anyone in the area surrounding May Street. Police are investigating how the death occurred without witnesses reporting any shots fired in the woods.
Worcester police now believe this case represents a "tragic murder-suicide" Local News. The discovery of Karen Solomon's body appears to have concluded the active search. Detectives are reviewing the evidence to understand the sequence of events. The case highlights the unpredictable nature of domestic incidents, even when no prior abuse was documented.
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