In a tragic turn of events, the body of Karen Solomon, a mental health advocate and co-founder of First H.E.L.P., was discovered near her Massachusetts home six days after she went missing. Authorities suspect that Solomon, who was named a suspect in the fatal stabbing of her husband, Worcester Police Officer Kurt Solomon, committed suicide. The incident occurred on August 18 at the couple's shared residence. Karen Solomon had been vocal about the need for improved mental health support within police departments and authored two books on the subject. Her husband, a veteran officer with 31 years of service, was found mortally wounded in their home with a sharp object as the cause of death. Investigations are ongoing to determine the ownership of the handgun discovered near Karen Solomon's body, which was not a Worcester police service weapon. Authorities had been searching for Karen Solomon intensively since her disappearance, involving local, state, and federal agencies in their efforts. In a statement read at Monday's press conference by Worcester Police Chief Paul Saucier, the Solomon family expressed gratitude towards law enforcement for their assistance in the case. The wake for Kurt Solomon is scheduled for Tuesday, with his funeral to follow on Wednesday, according to the police chief. Thomas Duffy, the local police union president, described Kurt Solomon as a "tremendous human being" and valued member of the community.