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 on Monday, six days after she went missing from her Massachusetts home. The discovery came following an extensive search involving local, state, and federal agencies near her Worcester home and a nearby reservoir. Authorities believe the case is a murder-suicide, with Solomon suspected of killing her husband, Worcester Police Officer Kurt Solomon, who was found dead at their residence on August 18th. Solomon had been at the house on the morning of her husband's death and was charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon over the weekend. The handgun found near her body is not a Worcester police service weapon, and investigators are working to determine its ownership. Solomon, known for advocating for police mental health issues, had written two books on the physical and psychological experiences of first responders. Her family, in a statement read by Worcester Police Chief Paul Saucier, expressed gratitude towards law enforcement for helping them find some answers amidst this heartbreaking ordeal. A wake for Officer Kurt Solomon is scheduled for Tuesday, followed by his funeral on Wednesday. The local police union president described him as a "tremendous human being" who was like family.