The Marshall County community in West Virginia is mourning Monica L. Will, 46, and David D. Will, 44, following a tragic incident at their home on Middle Grave Creek Road early Thursday morning.
According to the supplied report, deputies responded to the residence after receiving a silent 911 call at approximately 1:40 a.m. Investigators reported that Monica and David were found inside the home with fatal gunshot wounds. The incident remains under investigation.
Authorities allege that Cyle B. Fabrizio, 25, of Moundsville, entered the residence following an earlier shooting. During the response, deputies reportedly encountered further gunfire and a juvenile girl being held at gunpoint. A deputy fired a shot, striking Fabrizio, who later died from his injuries. These details reflect allegations in the supplied account.
The incident has left the couple’s family and wider community grieving. Their children were reported to be safe and receiving care from relatives.
Monica’s death has also affected the local education community. John Marshall High School and Marshall County Schools reportedly confirmed her role as a teacher and acknowledged the loss. Students and staff were offered counselling as they came together to mourn and support one another.
While Monica’s work in education touched students and colleagues, David’s passing has also left family members and friends with memories of their time together. Those who knew the couple are now facing the difficult task of adjusting to their absence.
As the investigation continues, the family and community are left to remember Monica and David for their lives and the relationships they shared, beyond the circumstances of their deaths.
**Verification note:** This report is based on the information supplied. The details and official statements have not been independently verified.
