The 53-year-old man and 50-year-old woman keep double suicide pact – leapt from the ninth floor of the 14-story commercial building in NYC, citing financial woes
Chiropractor and his wife leap to their deaths together from Midtown building, leave note about financial woes
The bodies of 53-year-old chiropractor Glenn Scarpelli and his wife, 50-year-old, Patricia Colant, were found in the middle of the street on 33rd Street between Park and Madison avenues in Murray Hill at about 5:45 a.m., Friday
Couple leapt to their deaths ‘because they can’t afford health care leaving their children behind in Manhattan office building’
Glenn Scarpelli and Patricia Colant allegedly, left behind suicide notes
The suicide letter titled ‘We had a wonderful life’ explained that they killed themselves because they couldn’t afford health care
Although, the identities of the victims have not been released, however, photo showing part of the note identifies the wife as Patricia
After the double suicide, the remains of the couple lay covered under white sheets near the sidewalk on E. 33 St. as cops shut down much of the block to conduct investigations
A 53-year-old chiropractor and his wife jumped together to their deaths from a building in Midtown early Friday after leaving a note complaining of financial woes, police said.
The couple lived in downtown Manhattan, left behind suicide notes. The notes were found in separate Ziploc bags that contained the victim’s IDs, sources said.
The middle-aged couple leapt from his ninth floor office, which had recently been permanently closed in the 17-story commercial building on the corner of Madison Ave. and E. 33 St. about 5:45 a.m., sources said.
Their bodies were covered with white sheets once police arrived at the scene, shutting down the entire block to investigate.
The 53-year-old man and 50-year-old woman leapt from the ninth floor of the 14-story commercial building on the corner of Madison Ave. and E. 33 St. about 5:45 am, Friday July, 28
Their bodies lay covered under white sheets near the sidewalk on E. 33 St. as cops shut down much of the block to investigate the unusual double suicide.
“It’s awfully scary and sad,” said Cortney Jekielek, 36, a deejay at 305 Fitness a few doors down from where the bodies lay. “We had to cancel classes but so what? This is terrible.”
The building the victims jumped from houses law and advertising firms, therapists’ offices and other commercial space.
The suicide note NEVER mentioned health care costs. Fake news.