An investigation is underway after three personnel at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base were found dead. “The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Air Force Office of Special Investigations are investigating three deaths that occurred between the evening of October 24 and the morning of October 25, 2025. The deaths, which impacted several locations around Dayton, have deeply affected both the military community and local residents,” a press release read. “We are deeply saddened by this tragic event, and our thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones affected. We stand with them as they navigate this unimaginable pain, and we offer our sincerest condolences to all impacted by this heartbreaking loss,” said Lt Gen Linda Hurry, Deputy Commander, Air Force Materiel Command. “We are committed to fully investigating this incident and ensuring the families and co-workers of the victims receive the support they need during this difficult time,” Hurry added. #BREAKING | NEWS 3 Wright, Patterson Air Force Base personnel found dead. They are investigating this incident that happened. They were found on the morning of October 25, 2025. pic.twitter.com/TUaMSQf5vK — Todd Paron (@tparon) October 28, 2025 FOX19 wrote: The deceased were identified as: 1st Lt. Jaime Gustitus, 25, who worked in the 711th Human Performance Wing. This is part of the Air Force Research Laboratory. Jaymee Prichard, 33, who worked in the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. Jacob Prichard, 34, who worked in the Air Force Research Laboratory. Police are gathering details about a suspected double-murder suicide involving Wright-Patterson workers, other reports indicated. WLWT noted: According to West Milton Police, the incident unfolded Saturday morning when a man, identified as 34-year-old Jacob Prichard, killed his wife, identified as 33-year-old Jaymee Prichard, and placed her in the truck of their car and drove to the West Milton Municipal building parking lot where he took his own life. Police said the exact location of Jaymee Prichard’s murder is unknown. Police said before taking his own life, he opened the truck of the car so officers would also discover his wife. A preliminary investigation determined earlier that morning, Jacob Prichard broke into an apartment of an acquaintance to him and his wife and killed the woman who lived there. The woman has been identified as 25-year-old Jaime Gustitus. Police said Prichard then fled the scene with his next known location being the West Milton Municipal building. All three worked at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.