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Horrific Double Tragedy: Suffolk County Woman and Suspected Murderer Found Dead

In a shocking incident, authorities from Suffolk County Police Department recovered the body of Sabina Rosas from a posh resort in Long Island. The following day, authorities happened upon the body of her boyfriend, who is currently a prime suspect in her murder. Investigators located Thomas Gannon, 56, lifeless at his residence in Honesdale, Pennsylvania.

Thomas Gannon was in a romantic relationship with Rosas. Sabina Rosas, who was only 33 years old, was tragically discovered by an employee at the Water Mill, NY resort on Monday, October 28. The responding law enforcement officers found her body at Shou Sugi Ban House in the afternoon with clear indications of her having endured violence.

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Rosas hailed originally from Tajikistan, adopting Khorramdel as another surname. In the wake of her passing, an announcement was provided by Ruyo Journal, an arts and culture publication with a specific focus on Central Asia, which Rosas helped to establish.

Sabina was recognized for her vibrant spirit and profound vision. In the shared statement, it was mentioned how she, metaphorically, moved walls to allow gardens to bloom, warmly welcoming anybody in search of enlightenment. She had a generous soul and fully supported those around her.

Her profound influence in the realm of Central Asian arts rendered her an illustrious figure. Those who knew her related to her as an artist with profound creativity and unique talent, leaving a lasting and inspirational mark on Central Asian arts.

Her family, in their statement, lovingly remembered her as ‘Sabina Khorramdel’. The bereaved family members mourned the untimely departure of their cherished daughter, sister, fiancée, and friend.

Her educational professor at the State University of New York-Purchase lauded her as an artist and painter of exceptional creativity and capability. She left a deep imprint in the hearts of her faculty and students alike.

Tragic events took a turn when Thomas Gannon, Rosas’ suspected murderer, was found dead in his home from what officials believe to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The manner in which Sabina died or the motive of this horrific crime has not yet been disclosed by the authorities.

Ruyo Journal, grieving for their co-founder, has extended help to her mourning family by providing several ways to donate. Their initiative seeks to encourage the community to support the bereaved family during these trying times.

The authorities have appealed to the public for any information related to this case. The Homicide Squad can be contacted at 631-852-6392, or any tips could be reported anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS.

Authorities assure that any calls made regarding the case will be treated with the utmost confidence. They urged anyone with relevant information to come forward and help them understand the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.

For those who are victims of domestic violence or find themselves in an threatening situation, authorities urge immediate action. The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 is a resource for support, or those in need can go to thehotline.org for assistance.

This horrific event exposes the latent issue of domestic violence that persists in society. It behooves us to keep a vigilant eye out for indications of destructiveness and lend support to victims in their times of dire need, making use of resources like the National Domestic Violence Hotline.