Wealthy Indian couple murder suicide

[Sixers]

Wealthy Massachusetts couple found dead in 'murder-suicide' along with daughter, 18, faced financial trouble - filed for bankruptcy and had foreclosure notice on $6.7 million home in affluent town

 

A wealthy Masschusetts couple found dead alongside their teenage daughter in a 'violent domestic incident' in their $6.7 million mansion had filed for bankrupcty and had a foreclosure notice on their home. 

Teena Kamal, 54, her husband Rakesh, 57, and daughter Ariana, 18, were found dead in the 27-room home at 8 Wilson's Way in Dover - the state's richest town, just 19 miles from Boston.

On Thursday night, a family member went to their home to check on him around 7.30pm, although it's unclear why. Once there, he discovered one of the bodies and called 911. Police later discovered the two other bodies, as well as a firearm. 

Over the past two years, the Kamals faced financial trouble and in 2022 filed for bankrupcty. 

Teena, 54, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, listing between $1 million to $10 million in debt, in September 2022. The Wilson's Way Homeowners Association was listed as a creditor in documents obtained by DailyMail.com.

The case however was dismissed in October and eventually closed this month because the correct forms and documents were not filed.

There was also a foreclosure notice on their home, assessed at $6.7 million according to town records. It sits on a private road dotted with about eight mansions that sell for upward of $5M each, and are sprawled across acres of land.  

Teena Kamal, 54, was found dead alongside her husband and teen daughter Thursday night. She founded the now-defunct tech start-up EduNova. In 2022, she filed for bankruptcy and there was a foreclosure notice on the family's home in Dover 

Arianna Kamal, 18, (pictured) was discovered dead with her parents in their Dover, Massachusetts, home. She recently graduated from Milton Academy and began attending Middlebury College to study neuroscience  The Kamal family were found dead on Thursday night at their 27-room property on Wilson's Way in Dover  The family's name is seen on a sign outside their luxurious home 

Both Teena and husband Rakesh were listed on the EduNova website - a defunt tech company that hawked a 'student success system' to help them improve their grades. 

The company, which Teena founded and launched in 2016, dissolved in December 2021. Raskesh was listed as being the company's chief operating officer.

Teena is also listed as being on the board of the American Red Cross of Massachusetts. Her bio touts her as 'working with top university faculty and business executives to produce resources that prepare students to lead and thrive in the global economy'. 

Before starting her own company, she worked at at tech companies as well as Fidelity Investments. It also states that she is an alumni of Harvard University, and graduated magna cum laude from Delhi University in India. 

The couple's teenage daughter, Ariana, graduated from the prestigious Milton Academy earlier this year. The co-ed prep boarding and day school only accepts around 14 per cent of applicants and costs $64,800 a year. 

After graduating from the elite school - Ariana enrolled in Vermont's Middlebury College to study neuroscience, according to her LinkedIn profile.

She had only attended Middlebury for a brief few months before her tragic death. 

Ariana, 18, was also involved in tutoring and mentoring as well as boasting an internship at Mass General Brigham - a not-for-profit, integrated health care system. Wilson's Way is a private road in Dover, about 19 miles from Boston. With a population of about 6,000 people and median income of $250,000, it's considered the wealthiest town in the state. The Kamals' home was assessed at $6.7 million, according to town records.

The family's Dover home features 11 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms and is spread over 19,355 square feet of land. It was most recently assessed at $6.7 million, according to city property records. 

Images of the home from Friday morning showed packages in boxes piled up outside of the family's door - although the DA didn't confirm how long the family had been dead.  

The Norfolk District Attorney's Office initially confirmed that three people were found dead in a press release early on Friday morning.

At a press conference on Friday morning, DA Michael Morrissey said: 'This is an event to remember that the domestic violence crisis crosses all socio-economic and social situations.

'During the search of the premises the police did find a firearm on the premises. 

'It's clear that this is a confined situation and is no threat to the residents of the town.'

The medical examiner will determine the cause and manner of death as soon as today, he added. 

'This is very unfortunate and our hearts goes out to the entire Kamal family on this terrible tragedy.

Morrissey said that there was no threat to the public and that 'it is safe to believe that this is a domestic incident'.

'It's a safe neighborhood and the neighbhors were not aware,' he added. 

Dover, the richest town in Massachusetts, recorded its last homicide in 2020. 

'It's very rare to have this kind of violent situation in any community in Norfolk county, particularly Dover, it's a small, well-run and policed community.

'A lot of times the violence we see in Norfolk county is people who are known to each other, unfortunately.'

[kakatiya]

ceo of wayfair lives near by in simillar home

[MACH]

4 minutes ago, kakatiya said:

ceo of wayfair lives near by in simillar home

antha avasaram ento

[nag]

24 minutes ago, Sixers said:

Wealthy Massachusetts couple found dead in 'murder-suicide' along with daughter, 18, faced financial trouble - filed for bankruptcy and had foreclosure notice on $6.7 million home in affluent town

 

A wealthy Masschusetts couple found dead alongside their teenage daughter in a 'violent domestic incident' in their $6.7 million mansion had filed for bankrupcty and had a foreclosure notice on their home. 

Teena Kamal, 54, her husband Rakesh, 57, and daughter Ariana, 18, were found dead in the 27-room home at 8 Wilson's Way in Dover - the state's richest town, just 19 miles from Boston.

On Thursday night, a family member went to their home to check on him around 7.30pm, although it's unclear why. Once there, he discovered one of the bodies and called 911. Police later discovered the two other bodies, as well as a firearm. 

Over the past two years, the Kamals faced financial trouble and in 2022 filed for bankrupcty. 

Teena, 54, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, listing between $1 million to $10 million in debt, in September 2022. The Wilson's Way Homeowners Association was listed as a creditor in documents obtained by DailyMail.com.

The case however was dismissed in October and eventually closed this month because the correct forms and documents were not filed.

There was also a foreclosure notice on their home, assessed at $6.7 million according to town records. It sits on a private road dotted with about eight mansions that sell for upward of $5M each, and are sprawled across acres of land.  

 

Teena Kamal, 54, was found dead alongside her husband and teen daughter Thursday night. She founded the now-defunct tech start-up EduNova. In 2022, she filed for bankruptcy and there was a foreclosure notice on the family's home in Dover 

Arianna Kamal, 18, (pictured) was discovered dead with her parents in their Dover, Massachusetts, home. She recently graduated from Milton Academy and began attending Middlebury College to study neuroscience  The Kamal family were found dead on Thursday night at their 27-room property on Wilson's Way in Dover  The family's name is seen on a sign outside their luxurious home 

Both Teena and husband Rakesh were listed on the EduNova website - a defunt tech company that hawked a 'student success system' to help them improve their grades. 

The company, which Teena founded and launched in 2016, dissolved in December 2021. Raskesh was listed as being the company's chief operating officer.

Teena is also listed as being on the board of the American Red Cross of Massachusetts. Her bio touts her as 'working with top university faculty and business executives to produce resources that prepare students to lead and thrive in the global economy'. 

Before starting her own company, she worked at at tech companies as well as Fidelity Investments. It also states that she is an alumni of Harvard University, and graduated magna cum laude from Delhi University in India. 

The couple's teenage daughter, Ariana, graduated from the prestigious Milton Academy earlier this year. The co-ed prep boarding and day school only accepts around 14 per cent of applicants and costs $64,800 a year. 

After graduating from the elite school - Ariana enrolled in Vermont's Middlebury College to study neuroscience, according to her LinkedIn profile.

She had only attended Middlebury for a brief few months before her tragic death. 

Ariana, 18, was also involved in tutoring and mentoring as well as boasting an internship at Mass General Brigham - a not-for-profit, integrated health care system. Wilson's Way is a private road in Dover, about 19 miles from Boston. With a population of about 6,000 people and median income of $250,000, it's considered the wealthiest town in the state. The Kamals' home was assessed at $6.7 million, according to town records.

The family's Dover home features 11 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms and is spread over 19,355 square feet of land. It was most recently assessed at $6.7 million, according to city property records. 

Images of the home from Friday morning showed packages in boxes piled up outside of the family's door - although the DA didn't confirm how long the family had been dead.  

The Norfolk District Attorney's Office initially confirmed that three people were found dead in a press release early on Friday morning.

At a press conference on Friday morning, DA Michael Morrissey said: 'This is an event to remember that the domestic violence crisis crosses all socio-economic and social situations.

'During the search of the premises the police did find a firearm on the premises. 

'It's clear that this is a confined situation and is no threat to the residents of the town.'

The medical examiner will determine the cause and manner of death as soon as today, he added. 

'This is very unfortunate and our hearts goes out to the entire Kamal family on this terrible tragedy.

Morrissey said that there was no threat to the public and that 'it is safe to believe that this is a domestic incident'.

'It's a safe neighborhood and the neighbhors were not aware,' he added. 

Dover, the richest town in Massachusetts, recorded its last homicide in 2020. 

'It's very rare to have this kind of violent situation in any community in Norfolk county, particularly Dover, it's a small, well-run and policed community.

'A lot of times the violence we see in Norfolk county is people who are known to each other, unfortunately.'

Feeling  for them.

[pakeer_saab]

58 minutes ago, Sixers said:

Wealthy Massachusetts couple found dead in 'murder-suicide' along with daughter, 18, faced financial trouble - filed for bankruptcy and had foreclosure notice on $6.7 million home in affluent town

 

A wealthy Masschusetts couple found dead alongside their teenage daughter in a 'violent domestic incident' in their $6.7 million mansion had filed for bankrupcty and had a foreclosure notice on their home. 

Teena Kamal, 54, her husband Rakesh, 57, and daughter Ariana, 18, were found dead in the 27-room home at 8 Wilson's Way in Dover - the state's richest town, just 19 miles from Boston.

On Thursday night, a family member went to their home to check on him around 7.30pm, although it's unclear why. Once there, he discovered one of the bodies and called 911. Police later discovered the two other bodies, as well as a firearm. 

Over the past two years, the Kamals faced financial trouble and in 2022 filed for bankrupcty. 

Teena, 54, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, listing between $1 million to $10 million in debt, in September 2022. The Wilson's Way Homeowners Association was listed as a creditor in documents obtained by DailyMail.com.

The case however was dismissed in October and eventually closed this month because the correct forms and documents were not filed.

There was also a foreclosure notice on their home, assessed at $6.7 million according to town records. It sits on a private road dotted with about eight mansions that sell for upward of $5M each, and are sprawled across acres of land.  

 

Teena Kamal, 54, was found dead alongside her husband and teen daughter Thursday night. She founded the now-defunct tech start-up EduNova. In 2022, she filed for bankruptcy and there was a foreclosure notice on the family's home in Dover 

Arianna Kamal, 18, (pictured) was discovered dead with her parents in their Dover, Massachusetts, home. She recently graduated from Milton Academy and began attending Middlebury College to study neuroscience  The Kamal family were found dead on Thursday night at their 27-room property on Wilson's Way in Dover  The family's name is seen on a sign outside their luxurious home 

Both Teena and husband Rakesh were listed on the EduNova website - a defunt tech company that hawked a 'student success system' to help them improve their grades. 

The company, which Teena founded and launched in 2016, dissolved in December 2021. Raskesh was listed as being the company's chief operating officer.

Teena is also listed as being on the board of the American Red Cross of Massachusetts. Her bio touts her as 'working with top university faculty and business executives to produce resources that prepare students to lead and thrive in the global economy'. 

Before starting her own company, she worked at at tech companies as well as Fidelity Investments. It also states that she is an alumni of Harvard University, and graduated magna cum laude from Delhi University in India. 

The couple's teenage daughter, Ariana, graduated from the prestigious Milton Academy earlier this year. The co-ed prep boarding and day school only accepts around 14 per cent of applicants and costs $64,800 a year. 

After graduating from the elite school - Ariana enrolled in Vermont's Middlebury College to study neuroscience, according to her LinkedIn profile.

She had only attended Middlebury for a brief few months before her tragic death. 

Ariana, 18, was also involved in tutoring and mentoring as well as boasting an internship at Mass General Brigham - a not-for-profit, integrated health care system. Wilson's Way is a private road in Dover, about 19 miles from Boston. With a population of about 6,000 people and median income of $250,000, it's considered the wealthiest town in the state. The Kamals' home was assessed at $6.7 million, according to town records.

The family's Dover home features 11 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms and is spread over 19,355 square feet of land. It was most recently assessed at $6.7 million, according to city property records. 

Images of the home from Friday morning showed packages in boxes piled up outside of the family's door - although the DA didn't confirm how long the family had been dead.  

The Norfolk District Attorney's Office initially confirmed that three people were found dead in a press release early on Friday morning.

At a press conference on Friday morning, DA Michael Morrissey said: 'This is an event to remember that the domestic violence crisis crosses all socio-economic and social situations.

'During the search of the premises the police did find a firearm on the premises. 

'It's clear that this is a confined situation and is no threat to the residents of the town.'

The medical examiner will determine the cause and manner of death as soon as today, he added. 

'This is very unfortunate and our hearts goes out to the entire Kamal family on this terrible tragedy.

Morrissey said that there was no threat to the public and that 'it is safe to believe that this is a domestic incident'.

'It's a safe neighborhood and the neighbhors were not aware,' he added. 

Dover, the richest town in Massachusetts, recorded its last homicide in 2020. 

'It's very rare to have this kind of violent situation in any community in Norfolk county, particularly Dover, it's a small, well-run and policed community.

'A lot of times the violence we see in Norfolk county is people who are known to each other, unfortunately.'

peer pressure of going to Harvard, company went bust and people cannot think of ways to deal with failure

sometimes wonder what actually Harvard teaches

[Sixers]

43 minutes ago, MACH said:

antha avasaram ento

Status anukunta bhayya

Konthamandhiki aa pichi untundi. 

[Sixers]

3 minutes ago, pakeer_saab said:

peer pressure of going to Harvard, company went bust and people cannot think of ways to deal with failure

sometimes wonder what actually Harvard teaches

Business antene risk bhayya

Life lo chaala discipline undali, luck undali inka opportunity ni cash Chesukune mentality undali. 

[MACH]

1 minute ago, Sixers said:

Status anukunta bhayya

Konthamandhiki aa pichi untundi. 

janalu mari antha stupid ga ela untaru bhayya??

Pranam kante ekkuva na status?

[Tyrannosauraus_Rex]

I mean the 18 year old girl. What an utter waste of a promising life. Could the parent/s have not spared her life? Extremely tragic.

[phatposts]

1 hour ago, MACH said:

janalu mari antha stupid ga ela untaru bhayya??

Pranam kante ekkuva na status?

A false sense of status, pride, achievability etc. eat up the human basics. 

I feel high achievers ki normal life ante asalu bharinchaleru. Kid ni champe anta dhairyam chesarante asalu unbelievable. 

Gnanam leni vidya vaalladi anthe

 

[manadonga]

Kne of my cousin faced same few yrs back. One of top college (like iit) lo eee chesadu india lo like

aa college lo eee lo telugu tanu oklade mana vallantha it and cse lo join ayyaru 

us tanu okkade vachhadu in eee 

all his friends got 200k full time camous interview 

malaga fake petti job cheyyali ante chala bayapaddadu daggara pettukuni job lo pette varaku bayamesesi emina chesukuntademo ani 

job vachhi pelli chesaka set ayyi manaloki vachhadu ground loki vachhadu 

[shaktimaan]

 bankrupt aite suicide endo India laaga. Nenu masters lo chesina motel owner three times bankruptcy filed. Moving to another state and starting fresh is what he did 

[MangalamSrinu]

@csrcsr laga alochisthe streets lo kuda brathakavachu ani telustadhi

cc @VangaGadu @qgazxcbguiok

[Rushabhi]

A tech startup family I think lived above their means. They still had time to grow up again. I guess mind works in mysterious ways

[Aquaman]

1 minute ago, Rushabhi said:

A tech startup family I think lived above their means. They still had time to grow up again. I guess mind works in mysterious ways

depression antara?