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Glendale pair dead in obvious murder-suicide in Lake Mathews space of Riverside County

Glendale pair dead in obvious murder-suicide in Lake Mathews space of Riverside County



Two Glendale residents died in an obvious murder-suicide in an unincorporated space of Riverside County, authorities stated Sunday.

Around 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Riverside County Sheriff’s dispatch was notified by the Glendale Police Department that two individuals had threatened suicide and had been probably within the space of Cajalco Road and La Sierra Avenue, close to Lake Mathews, in a rural space south of Riverside.

Deputies went to the realm and located Matthew Haze,  54, and Naomi Haneji-Haze, 53, each of Glendale, dead in a car, the Sheriff’s Department stated in a information launch.

“At this time, this incident is being investigated as a homicide/suicide,” stated the discharge.

After the our bodies had been discovered Sunday morning, the Lake Mathews Sheriff’s Station suggested on social media: “Lake Mathews station has a big presence on Cajalco for an lively investigation. Cajalco between La Sierra and Lake Mathews can be closed for a number of hours. There isn’t any risk to the general public.”

Cajalco later reopened.

Further particulars weren’t instantly launched.

Anyone with info on the deaths can contact Investigator N. Jones of the sheriff’s Central Homicide Unit at 951–955–2777 or Investigator J. Negrete of the Lake Mathews Sheriff’s Station at 951–272–5600.

Anyone considering suicide, or figuring out of such an individual, can receive assist by calling 988 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1 (800) 273-TALK (8255).

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