Autopsies reveal murder-suicide in Detroit medical office shootings
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}April 9, 2013: Caution tape lines the scene as a fire burns at Park Medical Centers building in Detroit. Two people remain unaccounted for in the gutted medical office building after a possible shooting and intentionally set fire, police said. (AP/Detroit Free Press)
Autopsies show the two people whose bodies were pulled from a burned-out Detroit medical building died of gunshot wounds in an apparent murder-suicide.
Wayne County medical examiner's spokeswoman Sarah Bazzi said Wednesday that 35-year-old Sharita Williams was shot multiple times. Bazzi says 55-year-old Myron Williams shot himself in the head.
Building tenants say that Myron Williams recently was fired as the building's maintenance man.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Sharita Williams' mother says her daughter had recently broken off a relationship with Myron Williams, who was unrelated.
Antha Williams-Hill tells The Associated Press that one of her daughter's co-workers told her Myron Williams showed up Tuesday morning at Park Medical Centers and threatened Sharita Williams with a gun.
Occupants say they heard gunshots then saw the building burst into flames.