Police in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, discovered the bodies of a man and a woman inside former mayor Susan Menard’s home. Let’s see what happened to Susan Menard, and whose bodies are decomposed in Rhode Island mayor’s home.
Susan Menard
According to a story, two decomposed bodies were discovered in the house of a former Rhode Island mayor on Monday.
What happened to Susan Menard?
According to WJAR, the horrific discovery was made by authorities in the city of Woonsocket, when an elderly man and lady were discovered in the home of ex-Woonsocket mayor Susan Menard.
Menard was the city’s leader for more than a decade, beginning in 1995 and ending in 2009, according to the town. Her term as mayor appears to be the longest in the city’s history.
Has she died or alive?
It’s unclear whether Menard is one of the two victims discovered in the home, according to the news station.
According to police, the bodies were “badly decayed,” and the medical examiner is investigating. Authorities also stated that there was no evidence of criminal activity at this time, according to WJAR.
More information, including the time the bodies were there, was not available Monday evening.
Woonsocket has a population of about 40,000 and is less than 20 miles from Providence.
What did the Woonsocket police say?
According to Woonsocket Police Chief Thomas Oates, an elderly female and an elderly male were discovered deceased inside the apartment on Monday. On Monday night, the house was surrounded by police cars.
Oates also confirmed that the house is owned by Susan Menard, the former Mayor of Woonsocket. The police chief would not say whether she was one of the victims.
Who is Susan Menard?
Susan Menard was mayor of Woonsocket from 1995 to 2009, the longest tenure of any mayor in the city’s history.
The stateswoman was so well-liked that the city dedicated a sign to her at the Susan D. Menard Middle School complex in 2017.
Has Susan’s brother died?
Menard’s brother, Robert Miller, died on Saturday, according to an obituary. According to his obituary in the Providence Journal, the former mayor is among his surviving family members.
Authorities have stated that there is no suspicion of criminal action at this time in their ongoing investigation. The cause of death will also be determined by a state medical examiner.
As of Monday evening, Woonsocket police said there were no new developments in the case.
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