San Diego police investigate case of family of three found fatally shot in home
Summary
A family of three was found fatally shot in their San Diego home. Police are investigating the case, while family members say the husband, a Navy veteran, may have been struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).Key Facts
- The family included Amy Voight (54), David Voight (56), and their 13-year-old daughter.
- All three died from gunshot wounds; a weapon was found at the scene.
- David Voight served as a Navy officer in Iraq and Afghanistan.
- Amy Voight worked as a digital forensic examiner for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
- Family members believe David Voight’s PTSD symptoms worsened recently before the incident.
- The family reportedly tried to get mental health help from the Department of Veterans Affairs but faced delays.
- The VA denied the claims, saying same-day mental health care is available to all veterans.
- The county medical examiner will perform autopsies to confirm causes of death.
- PTSD affects 7 out of every 100 veterans, and rates are higher (29%) among Iraq and Afghanistan veterans.
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