A Connecticut news anchor revealed the “painful secret” that she and her family had kept for months: Her mother’s February death was not a medical incident as first thought, but a cold-blooded murder.
An Emmy-award winning NBC news anchor in Connecticut has revealed the “painful secret” that she and her family had kept for months: Her mother’s February death was not a medical incident as first thought, but a cold-blooded murder.
“For the last 161 days, the world around us has moved on. But my family and I have been living February 21st on repeat. There is an emotional purgatory that comes when you must silence what you want to scream from the rooftops. How could we write her obituary or plan her service until the world understood the true magnitude of this senseless loss? But our silence was necessary to protect the early stages of the intense criminal investigation.
However, several days later the Chief Medical Examiner’s Office in Burlington contradicted that assessment, deeming the death as suspicious after performing an autopsy. She added on Monday: “Claudia Voight was stolen form this world. She was stolen from her family, from her children and from my precious daughters who now ask me almost everyday, ‘why did grandma go to heaven?’”
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