Murder Mystery: Man Suspected in Hamptons Killing Found Dead

In a shocking turn of events, the man suspected of murdering a 33-year-old woman at a high-end Hamptons resort has been found dead, authorities reported. The woman, later identified as Sabina Rosas from Brooklyn, New York, was discovered lifeless in a guest room at the luxurious Shou Sugi Ban House by a staff member on Monday afternoon. This upscale spa, a favorite among celebrities, is situated in Water Mill, nestled between Southampton and Bridgehampton. Police immediately launched an investigation into the woman's death. They suspected her boyfriend, named Thomas Gannon, aged 56, was the killer. It was uncovered that Rosas checked into the resort with Gannon, who left alone on Monday morning. The cause of the woman's death remains unknown at this time. The case took a dramatic turn when Gannon was found dead in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, as a result of an apparent suicide by gunshot. Law enforcement sources revealed that Gannon was located at a home in Honesdale and that the incident appears to be a self-inflicted wound. This sudden death adds a layer of complexity to the already tragic event.

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