A discovery rocked a Miami condo complex over the weekend when a shooting reportedly left three people dead in an apparent murder-suicide incident. The victims were identified as former New England College hockey players Meghan Moore and Sidney Capolino and the shooter as Luis Napoles. The violence unfolded Saturday night in Southwest Miami-Dade, as confirmed by the Miami-Dade Police.
According to WSVN, authorities were called to the scene near Bird Road and Southwest 70th Court after reports of gunfire. They found Moore, 25, critically wounded outside the building. As officers were tending to her, another shot rang out from inside the condominium. Napoles and Capolino were subsequently found dead inside, marking a bloody end to what investigators believe was a domestic dispute turned deadly.
Police say the shooter, 40-year-old Luis Napoles, was in a relationship with Moore and lived together with her and Capolino in the condo. After shooting Moore outside, Napoles reportedly turned the gun on Capolino, her roommate, before committing suicide. This tragic series of events has sent shockwaves through the community and the New England College alumni network, where the two women were remembered as beloved former athletes.
New England College, responding to the tragic news, expressed their condolences. "New England College is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of two recent graduates, Sidney Capolino '22 and Meghan Moore '21," the college said in a statement obtained by CBS Boston. "Meghan and Sidney were known to many on campus, and we are keeping their families and friends in our thoughts and our prayers at this difficult time." The school has made counselors available for current students grappling with the loss.
The investigation continues as authorities piece together the details of the incident, which has raised unnerving questions about the nature of domestic relationships and personal safety. Meanwhile, the New England College community mourns a double loss of life cut tragically short.
