Neighbors told our partners at WCPO that Brewsaugh and her husband, whom police haven’t named, moved into the house about a week ago. Another neighbor, who has lived on Parrish Avenue for about a year, said he didn’t see or hear anything out of the ordinary before hearing a man yell, “I think she’s dead! I think she’s dead!”
Other neighbors said they were shocked to know that someone died on their street.
About five hours after police officers were dispatched, the Butler County coroner responded to the single-story home just north of the intersection at Bender Road. According to the incident report, no arrests have been made.
A next-door neighbor called 911, and the woman told the dispatcher that a man came running out of his house screaming and said he thought his wife was dead in bed.
“He’s screaming hysterically,” she said.
The man could be heard in the background, “Oh God, oh God, oh God,” at the time of the 911 call.
The caller said she didn’t believe the man knew what happened.
When asked if there were any suspects, either identified or in custody, or if a weapon was recovered, police said they couldn’t answer as those issues are part of the ongoing investigation.
The Butler County Coroner’s Office conducted the autopsy of Brewsaugh on Wednesday afternoon and released the results Thursday afternoon.
Anyone who may have information about this investigation should call Hamilton police at 513-868-5811.
Credit: Nick Graham
Credit: Nick Graham
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