An FBI agent and his estranged wife were found dead in Maryland this week.
Officers responded in Crownsville to a report of a domestic assault from a woman who said she was calling on behalf of the victim, who “was being threatened by her recently estranged husband.”
David Raynor, 52, the FBI agent, was found suffering from stab wounds and a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was also pronounced dead at the scene.
Both were found outside of the home.
A spokesman for the FBI said that Raynor had been a special agent with the bureau since 1996 and was stationed at the Baltimore field office since 2003.
The FBI declined to specify what job Raynor had at the bureau.
Court records show that Fisher filed for divorce in March 2017 and the pair appeared in court for the first time on Tuesday.
Proceedings were scheduled to continue through Thursday but the deaths happened prior to the scheduled appearance on Wednesday.
A neighbor of the couple said he knew the pair and that they had gone out of their way before to help him.
“When my wife was sick he provided a small generator, he was very helpful and friendly,” Jim Lind told The Gazette. “Donna was very friendly and personable, always walking through the neighborhood.”
Another neighbor said the couple had two children.
Court records indicate that child support was one of the issues being discussed in court.
