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FORT LEE, NJ — Authorities confirmed over the weekend that the two individuals found dead in a Fort Lee home last week were siblings, according to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office.
The Fort Lee Police Department responded to a request for a wellness check just after 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday at a residence on 14th Street. Upon arrival, officers discovered two elderly individuals, both unresponsive, and they were later pronounced dead at the scene.
🕊️ Victims Identified as Elderly Siblings
According to Deputy Chief of Detectives Jeff Angermeyer, the deceased were an 86-year-old woman and her 84-year-old brother.
While names have not been released, officials emphasized that “the deaths do not appear to be suspicious in nature.”
🔍 Investigation Still Ongoing
A joint investigation remains active, led by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office in coordination with the Fort Lee Police Department.
As of now, no further details have been made public regarding the cause of death or any contributing medical conditions.
📍 Tragedy in a Quiet Bergen County Neighborhood
This tragic incident unfolded in a quiet section of Fort Lee, a Bergen County town known for its proximity to the George Washington Bridge and dense residential neighborhoods.
Local residents expressed sadness upon hearing of the deaths, but authorities have urged the public not to speculate as the investigation continues.
✅ Key Details:
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Location: 14th Street, Fort Lee, NJ
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Date: Wednesday morning, just after 11:30 a.m.
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Victims: 86-year-old woman and 84-year-old brother
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Nature of Deaths: Not considered suspicious
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Investigating Agencies: Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office, Fort Lee Police Department
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