Wealthy Indian-origin couple, teen daughter found dead in $5 mn US mansion

In a tragic incident in Massachusetts, a wealthy Indian-origin couple, Rakesh and Teena Kamal, along with their 18-year-old daughter, Ariana, were found dead in their $5 million mansion in what appears to be a case of domestic violence. The bodies were discovered by a relative who became concerned after not hearing from the family for a day or two.

Teena Kamal, the COO of the now-defunct education systems company EduNova, and her husband, Rick, seemed to have faced financial challenges in recent years. The district attorney labelled the incident as a "tragedy" involving domestic violence but refrained from speculating on the motive. A gun was found near Rick's body, but details on the cause of death are pending the medical examiner's ruling.

The couple's mansion, which had gone into foreclosure a year prior, was sold for $3 million. The Kamals had purchased the estate for $4 million in 2019. The investigation is ongoing, but early evidence suggests domestic violence, with no indication of external involvement or ongoing danger to the community.

Teena Kamal, an alumna of Harvard University and Delhi University, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in September 2022, citing liabilities between $1 million and $10 million. The case was dismissed two months later due to insufficient documentation. Teena, also a board member for the American Red Cross of Massachusetts, had an extensive background in education and technology.

The daughter, Ariana, was a neuroscience student at Middlebury College. The family's tragic demise in Dover, a typically peaceful community, shocked the area. The investigation continues, and the medical examiner's ruling will determine whether the incident is officially classified as a murder-suicide.

अमीर भारतीय दंपति और उनकी किशोरी बेटी, 5 करोड़ डॉलर मैंशन में मृत्यु।