Anthonya Blevins, 46, a White woman, was found dead on October 1, 2025, at the Inn Towne Suites on Colerain Avenue in Colerain Township, just outside Cincinnati, Ohio. Officers were called to the hotel at about 6:53 p.m. and pronounced her dead at the scene. The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office and Colerain Township Police opened a homicide investigation into her death; officials did not immediately disclose how she was killed.
Earlier that evening, around 6:04 p.m., police had responded to Owlcrest Drive for a reported suicide attempt and found 56-year-old George Coach with a fatal gunshot wound to the head. Investigators later said the two incidents were connected and that Blevins and Coach knew one another.
Authorities emphasized that they did not believe any additional individuals were involved, a detail that framed the case as a suspected murder-suicide occurring in two locations about seven to ten miles apart. Local reporting and police statements described the connection between the scenes and underscored that the investigation was active, with detectives seeking further information. Community tributes and memorial pages identified Blevins as the victim and marked the date and location of the killing at the extended-stay hotel on Colerain Avenue.
As of the most recent updates, no arrests had been announced. Instead, police said preliminary findings indicated that no other suspects were being sought in connection with Blevins’ death, given the apparent link to Coach’s suicide. Family accounts portrayed Blevins as a loved and positive presence on Cincinnati’s West Side while they awaited answers about the final hours that led from the hotel to the separate scene on Owlcrest Drive. Funeral notices confirmed her age, the October 1 date of death, and her Cincinnati roots.
