In southwest Bexar County, a tragic incident has occurred, resulting in the deaths of a man and a woman. The bodies were discovered by the couple's adult child on Saturday night. Authorities are investigating the incident as a suspected domestic violence murder-suicide.
Details of the incident are currently limited, but it is known that the discovery was made on Saturday night. The investigation is ongoing, and further information can be found through news outlets.
For more details on this incident, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 7 Austin, which provides the available information on the suspected murder-suicide in southwest Bexar County.
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