NORWAY — Police have identified the couple found dead in a Summer Street home on Tuesday.
Norway police said Amanda Perkins, 32, of Norway, and Richard “Rick” Emery, 39, of South Paris were found dead inside a mobile home at 16 Summer St. after police were called there Tuesday night.
The cause of their deaths is being investigated by the Medical Examiner’s Office. Police did not describe the relationship between Perkins and Emery, although according to social media, the two were married and had children together.
A man, a woman and four children reportedly lived in the mobile home, according to neighbors. A grandmother of the children lived nearby, they said.
No further information about the deaths has been released, although police said there is no risk to the public. State police are assisting with the investigation.
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