In a quiet retirement community in Nampa, Idaho, the lives of a long-married couple came to a tragic end. On the morning of August 29, 2017, police responded to a report of gunshots at a home in the SilverCrest Estates. Inside, they discovered 83-year-old Harry Price, a White male, deceased from a gunshot wound. His 82-year-old wife, Eunice Price, was also found with a gunshot wound and was transported to a local hospital, where she later died.
The Nampa Police Department investigated
the incident as a homicide-suicide. Authorities believe that Eunice Price shot her husband before turning the gun on herself. Friends of the couple, who had been married since 1953, expressed shock and sadness. They remembered Harry and Eunice as a generous and giving couple who were active in their community.
In the years leading up to the incident, both Harry and Eunice had been dealing with significant health issues. Friends noted that Eunice had undergone several heart surgeries and had limited mobility, which was a source of difficulty for her. Despite their health challenges, those who knew them said they took care of each other. The tragic event left their friends and the community to mourn the loss of a couple remembered for their kind spirits. As the investigation concluded that the deaths were the result of a homicide-suicide, with Eunice Price being the sole suspect in her husband's death, no arrests were made.
