Autopsy Complete For Young Northampton Twp Double Murder Victims

An autopsy has been completed for the young Northampton Township couple who were the victims of a double murder last week.

Tyler and Christina Roy died of multiple stab wounds, according to information shared to the Philadelphia Inquirer by the Bucks County Coroner. The cause of their deaths was listed as “multiple stab and slash wounds,” the report said. The couple was shot with a rifle belonging to Tyler Roy after they were dead.

The Roys were found dead in their Kitty Knight Drive home on May 1. Authorities say they were killed sometime overnight Monday, April 30 to Tuesday, May 1 by a 26-year-old neighbor, Daniel Mooney. Hours later, Mooney was found dead in Philadelphia's Kensington section of a suspected drug overdose.

Police believe the couple had no prior contact with Mooney. Authorities say he entered through an unlocked door, and it was evident a struggle ensued.

The couple, who were married in 2016 and moved into the quiet Northampton Township neighborhood that year, will be laid to rest Wednesday. You can view their obituary here.

"This tragedy is unfathomable to all of us," First Assistant District Attorney Greg Shore said during a news conference last week.

Image of the Roys via Bucks County DA