The Lincoln, Nebraska Police Department issued the following press release surrounding the deaths of three postal workers:
On Sunday, May 15, 2016, at 1:14 p.m., the Lincoln Police Department responded to 6715 Bethany Park Drive after family members of Tina Jensen went to the home. Ronald B. Heritage, 50 years of age, Tina A. Jensen, 53 years of age, and Norma M. Voges, 55 years of age, were found deceased inside. Ronald Heritage and Tina Jensen were in a dating relationship and lived together at the residence. Interviews with family members of the deceased identified Voges as a longtime friend of both Heritage and Jensen.
Crime Scene Technicians from the Lincoln Police Department and Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office conducted a detailed search of 6715 Bethany Park Drive through the night. A firearm has been recovered. Evidence collected suggests the gun was discharged inside the house. The cause of death for all three is pending the completion autopsies and follow-up investigation. The Lincoln Police Department is not searching for additional people involved in this incident. We do not believe there is a threat to the public.
The deaths of Ronald Heritage, Tina Jensen, and Norma Voges are tragic. Their families and friends are in the thoughts of our agency.
USPS records list Ronald B. Heritage as a Supervisor of Distribution Operations,Tina A. Jensen as a custodial laborer, and Norma M. Voges as a city letter carrier all assigned to postal facility in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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WTF are you babbling about?! 3 people DIED. Show some respect, dude.
I retired as carrier in CT Sept. 2014. Very sad to hear of this tragedy. There must have been a lot of stress and depression involved for this to occur. Prayers for their families, friends, and fellow postal workers.
this is truly sad
I’m a Connecticut postal worker in Connecticut very sad to read about this As a fellow postal worker my prayers are with their families.
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Sad day for the Postal family! I hope they find out way or what happened.
Vice-President of Dead Postal Workers will follow with comment that it was a Post Office Diverse Crime Scene……crossing many crafts………PO Diversity is Perversity a sport the whole postal family can enjoy!
In a sad case like this, the best thing management can do is stay the …. out of the way. They like to try to interfere with our private lives with posters and sometimes letters offering counseling and assistance in areas they know nothing about but being managers, think they’re experts on everything.
Condolences to the families and those who worked with these people.