Quiet Community Rocked by Murder; Police Looking For Suspects

Investigators with the Tuscarawas County Sheriff's Department were called to the small community of New Cumberland near Mineral City Thursday morning, after a woman was found dead outside her home on Dawn Road.

[Kenny]

I am a Clevelander but, I used to live there and knew the lady who was murdered. It is a quiet community but just a couple days ago a man was beaten to death in Mineral City just a few minutes away. It goes to show, It doesn't matter where you live, crazy things happen.

[Kenny]

WJW

[concerned citizen]

they need to check her husband

[concerned citizen]

his ex wife was killed in a car accident wonder how that happened..... breaking news eugene synder just confessed to killing his wife

[Michelle Markley]

Just to let everyone know her husband did do it and he confessed this afternoon

[Relative of last wife]

I am the sister of his last wife. Her case was left open because of unanswered questions....if he is guilty of that also...I pray he comes forward so my family can heal.

[Questioning]

Glad the killer confessed and is in custody. But one lady in the article said that she rarely locks her doors, but would do so more religiously from now on. This is 2009--you mean to tell me that there really are still people in this world who leave their doors unlocked at night? I don't care where you live. Locking your doors is just basic common sense.

[adi]

Questioning wrote:

Glad the killer confessed and is in custody. But one lady in the article said that she rarely locks her doors, but would do so more religiously from now on. This is 2009--you mean to tell me that there really are still people in this world who leave their doors unlocked at night? I don't care where you live. Locking your doors is just basic common sense.

You took the words right out of my mouth, "Questioning." I'm amazed at the number of people I know who never lock their doors, and leave the keys right in the ignition of their car. They look at us like we're crazy when we tell them our door is locked even when we're home during the day, and ask us "What, do you think you still live in Dayton?" We tell them that we were glad we'd been locking our doors for many years before a man was robbed and murdered several hundred yards from our home a few years before we moved here. Wake up people, crime happens anywhere and everywhere. The sad reality is that it's the guy down the street or even someone you know that you should really be worried about, especially if you display a "Mayberry" attitude and pretend you're living within some kind of a small town safety zone.

[ryan]

i live in mineral city. and this has shocked many. alot of people knew her. my thoughts go out to that family. alot of tlk goes around the school about it. alot of my friends knew her in some way. what a shock! it is so quiet around here and then this comes out and it brings you back to reality!