Police say neighbouring St. Catharines residents have been helpful, as they look for who is responsible
Following permission of the family, police are releasing the names of the two people found dead in a St. Catharines home on Monday.
NRP say Celine-Marie Owens, and Harold Owens, both 75-years old were found in the Elma Street house.
Police say they haven't arrested anyone, but the homicide unit is working to find whoever is responsible.
They add they recognize how impactful and emotional this has been on the closely-knit community, and say neighbouring residents have been helpful to the police.
A heave police presence remains at the scene, call police if you know anything.
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