From the Harford County Sheriff’s Office:
[January 1, 2014, Joppa, MD] — The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has ruled the death of a 52 year-old female from Joppa as a suicide. The victim died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
On December 31, 2013 at 9:53 p.m., Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the 400 block of Gilmor Road, Joppa, for a report of a subject inside a private residence suffering from a gunshot wound. Deputies arrived to find a 52 year-old female on her living room floor observing further that she had been shot.
Deputies secured the scene and began rendering emergency medical care. Paramedics from the Joppa Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company had also responded with police and assumed caring for the patient. The victim was initially transported to Upper Chesapeake Medical Center and then later transferred to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center. She was pronounced dead shortly after midnight January 1, 2014.
No further information is being released.
Well was it a neighbor that called the police or what? Hope more details come out about this whether it was self inflicted or if someone indeed fled the scene as a homicide.
You need to be sensitive to her family and friends. You don’t need to know all the sad details. She was a wonderful person and mother!! May she rest in peace!!
If you took a moment to read the headline before commenting you would read it was Suicide. That means she killed herself. Get it? Got it . Good.!!??
They just changed the headline, it did not read that way earlier.
Thanks T….. HellBent is quick to judge but little on knowing his information. Smart assess wind up always looking like dumbasses!
Dan-its still leaves the question of who called 911? Maybe neighbors heard the shot…? Very sad.
So sad when someone gets to a point of despair that they take their own life.
People were very rude on these sites when my brother got killed. I pray the family finds peace.
Yes she was. Very kind. A great person who was just trying to make others happy. So very sad
Thanks for your thoughts. It’s helped me a lot.
That’s a smart way of thinking about it.