Postal worker’s discovery leads police to 3 bodies inside New Jersey homeDon Davis Sun, November 8, 2026 at 7:06 PM UTC
(NewsNation) — Three elderly people were found dead inside a home in Mount Holly, New Jersey, after a postal worker spotted a disturbing note posted on the front door.
The note reportedly warned visitors not to enter and instructed them to call police. According to People magazine, authorities were alerted after the postal worker discovered the message Friday.
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Police entered the residence and found the three deceased individuals. According to FOX 29 Philadelphia, investigators have not publicly identified the victims.
Former FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer told NewsNation that among the first things investigators will try to establish in the case is how the three people died. Investigators will try to determine whether the deaths were a homicide.
Additionally, Coffindaffer said that the note placed on the door is going to be "the most important clue other than the manner of death."
Coffindaffer suggests that investigators will look at DNA and fingerprint evidence to see who could be responsible for the note. Investigators might also look at ring cameras in the neighborhood to check who possibly tapped the note up, Coffindaffer said.
The New York Post reported that the victims were elderly and that authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deaths. Police have not announced a cause of death, and officials have not said whether foul play is suspected.
A Facebook post from the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office confirmed that an active investigation is underway.
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