DOVER, Mass. – The Norfolk District Attorney’s Office has recently announced the tragic details of a domestic violence case that resulted in the deaths of three family members in their home. The victims, identified as 18-year-old Arianna Kamal, her mother Teena, 54, and father Rakesh, 57, were discovered by a relative at their residence on Wilson’s Way in Dover, Massachusetts.
The investigation revealed that Rakesh Kamal fatally shot his wife and daughter before taking his own life. It was also determined that the firearm used was unregistered and that he did not have a license to possess it. The incident is being regarded as a case of domestic violence, according to Norfolk County District Attorney Michael Morrissey.
Arianna Kamal, a student at Middlebury College, was described as a “sweet, smart, kind young woman” who had recently graduated from Milton Academy. Her mother, Teena, was actively involved in the school community as well. The deaths have left a deep impact on both educational institutions, with plans for a remembrance in honor of Arianna Kamal.
The investigation into the source of the firearm used in the tragedy is ongoing. Authorities are also seeking information about the motive behind Rakesh Kamal’s actions. The community has been reassured by law enforcement that there is no further threat related to the incident.
This devastating event has left the Dover community and the victims’ extended family members both local and abroad in mourning. The authorities’ prompt response to the 911 call and their continued investigation provide the public with reassurance that the safety of the community is a top priority.