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Summary based on 4 sources
Teresa Louise Hampton, a 49-year-old woman from Bonita Springs, Florida, tragically lost her life on February 21, 2014, in an apparent murder-suicide. Teresa was found dead alongside her estranged husband, Robert Ray Hampton, who was also 49 years old. According to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, Robert Hampton came to the residence at 11671 Lee Court and shot Teresa before turning the gun on himself. The couple had a history of domestic issues and were separated at the time of the incident. Deputies responded to the scene at approximately 3:54 p.m. following a report of a death investigation.

The couple's troubled history extended back to their time in Michigan, where Teresa had filed a personal protection order against Robert in 2005 due to his violent behavior. Despite the protection order, Robert continued to harass Teresa, showing up at her workplace and causing disturbances. This pattern of domestic violence persisted even after they moved to Florida. Teresa's attorney in Michigan described Robert as a dangerous and violent individual. The couple had three grown children and grandchildren, adding to the tragedy of the situation.

No arrests were made in connection with Teresa's death, as the incident was determined to be a murder-suicide. The investigation by the Lee County Sheriff's Office concluded that Robert Hampton was the sole suspect in the case. There were no ongoing litigations or law cases related to the incident following the initial investigation. The tragic event highlighted the severe consequences of domestic violence and the importance of seeking help and protection for those in abusive relationships.

Teresa Hampton's ethnicity was not explicitly mentioned in the available sources. The focus of the reports was primarily on the circumstances surrounding her death and the history of domestic violence between her and Robert Hampton. The community of Bonita Springs was left in shock by the incident, and it served as a somber reminder of the need for awareness and intervention in cases of domestic abuse.