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Florida Murder-Suicide Victims Identified as Paramedics
Source: Tampa Bay Times
James Wolski and his wife had worked in Largo at AMR Sunstar.
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LARGO - Wednesday morning, Paul Knight heard James Wolski say goodbye to his 4-year-old daughter.
Knight lives across the hall from Norma Plescia at Heritage Presbyterian Housing apartments in Largo. Plescia often took care of Wolski's daughter, Kyleigh.
"Goodbye, Kyleigh. I love you," Knight said he overheard Wolski tell the child from the threshold of the apartment.
Within hours, James, 35, and his 40-year-old wife, Stacie Wolski - Kyleigh's mother - lay dead in the parking lot of a Walgreens pharmacy on Roosevelt Boulevard. Largo police say James fatally shot Stacie, then himself.
The Largo Police Department released the Wolskis' names Thursday. They were both trained as professional emergency responders and held active paramedic licenses in the state of Florida. They had worked in Largo at AMR Sunstar, an ambulance service.
"Goodbye, Kyleigh. I love you," Knight said he overheard Wolski tell the child from the threshold of the apartment.
Within hours, James, 35, and his 40-year-old wife, Stacie Wolski - Kyleigh's mother - lay dead in the parking lot of a Walgreens pharmacy on Roosevelt Boulevard. Largo police say James fatally shot Stacie, then himself.
The Largo Police Department released the Wolskis' names Thursday. They were both trained as professional emergency responders and held active paramedic licenses in the state of Florida. They had worked in Largo at AMR Sunstar, an ambulance service.
