Thomas Gannon, the suspect in the murder of Sabina Rosas at a Hamptons resort, was found dead in Pennsylvania from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Gannon and Rosas knew each other, with police describing their relationship as possibly domestic. Rosas’ family expressed a sense of injustice over Gannon’s death, as it means they will never know the truth about what happened to her. Rosas was the eldest of three daughters and is survived by her parents, fiancee, and separated husband. The slaying, deemed an isolated incident, took place at Shou Sugi Ban House, a resort known for its luxury and focus on sustainability. The resort offers spa, healing arts, nutrition, fitness, and wellness experiences. The incident has left the community and Rosas’ loved ones in shock, with no immediate danger to the public. Investigations are ongoing, and updates on the case are expected.
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Murder suspect in death of New York City woman at luxury Hamptons spa and resort is discovered deceased
