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Police investigating murder, suicide
Pictured above is the scene of the fatal stabbing.
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Posted: 12/20/2012
BALTIMORE - Officials with the Baltimore Police Department are considering a man found dead in an apparent suicide Thursday afternoon in the 5500 block of Baltimore National Pike a person of interest in a stabbing that happened in city limits earlier in the day.
Detective Jeremy Silbert with the Baltimore Police Department says officers acting on an anonymous tip Thursday afternoon visited a residence on Atholgate Lane and found a woman in the living room dead of stab wounds. Investigators say it appears the woman died as she was trying to get out the front door in the living room.
At 4:21 p.m. Baltimore County officers and EMS crews found the adult male dead at the address on Baltimore National Pike.
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