Lynette Rossin, 48
MN, Goodview
May 8, 2004
Lynette's murder has left behind her Son & Daughter
without their Mother in their lives
Lynette was a nurse who worked for 29 years at the
same clinic. In her spare time enjoyed golfing, cross stitching, exercising,
river life, knitting and crocheting.
Lynette was found in the bedroom of her former
home, dead of gunshot wounds. Her husband, Mike
Rossin, 49, was also found dead of gunshot wounds. Police determined
that Mike Rossin had shot his wife to death and then committed suicide. The
couple was in the process of divorcing.
On the night of the
murder, Lynette was spending the evening across the street at the home of
Goodview Mayor Jack Weimerskirch, along with her sister and brother-in-law.
Mike Rossin telephoned the mayor’s home and asked Lynette to come over to talk
to him. When Lynette did not return after 90 minutes, her sister and
brother-in-law went to the Rossin house, where they discovered the bodies.
Lynette had been
living with her mother a few blocks away from her former home. Her daughter was
living with Lynnette and her son was living with his father.
Source:
MCBW.org - Minnesota Coalition for Battered
Women - Femicide Reports
- 2004
Femicide Report - Strangulation and Women and Children Murdered In Minnesota, 1989-2005
- Women and Children Murdered in Minnesota, 1988-2006
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