[Global Network Report] According to Fox News, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, USA issued a statement on October 28th, local time, saying that a man was suspected of committing suicide after killing his wife and a soldier, all three of whom worked at the air force base, and the Ohio Criminal Investigation Department and the Air Force Special Investigation Office are investigating the incident.

According to the statement, the deceased in the incident were: 25-year-old female U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Jaime Gustitus, 34-year-old man Jacob Pritchard and 33-year-old woman Jamie Pritchard. Jaime Gustitus and Jacob Pritchard are affiliated with the Air Force Research Laboratory and Jamie Pritchard is affiliated with the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center.

The statement said that these deaths "had a profound impact" on military communities and local residents. The U.S. Air Force and local authorities are providing psychological counseling and support services to all those affected by this tragedy. Families, relatives and friends of the victims can get support through the Air Force Casualty Assistance Office and other departments to get through the difficult times. The statement also said that the investigation of the incident is still ongoing, and the authorities urged those with clues to take the initiative to contact.

According to US media reports, Jacob Pritchard broke into Jaime Gustitus' home late at night on the 24th local time and was suspected of killing him. After leaving Gustitus' home, he was suspected of killing his wife Jamie Pritchard and committed suicide. Jacob Pritchard was found dead from a suicide gunshot wound. According to the report, the authorities speculated that Pritchard met his wife and Gustitus because of their work relationship, but the specific nature of their relationship is still unclear.