A tragic incident claimed the life of Eusther Toussaint, a beloved 42-year-old resident of Waxhaw, North Carolina who was killed by her husband Inol Toussaint in a domestic murder-suicide on March 12, 2026.
Police with the Waxhaw department responded to the home on Prescott Glen Parkway around 4:20 p.m. after reports of shots fired and found Eusther deceased from gunshot wounds inside the residence. Officers later discovered Inol 49 in the backyard where he had taken his own life. The N.C. State Bureau of Investigation is assisting and the couple’s young children were unharmed inside the home during the event.
Eusther Toussaint was remembered by family and friends for her warmth generosity and the steady support she offered to everyone around her in Waxhaw. She approached life with quiet strength and genuine care creating a home filled with love laughter and the kind of nurturing presence that strengthened bonds with her children and loved ones.
She is survived by her children who were present during the tragedy and are now receiving care from relatives and community services as they begin to navigate this unimaginable loss. Eusther’s devotion to her family reflected a life centered on unconditional love and resilience that provided stability and happiness even through challenging times.
Waxhaw Police and the State Bureau of Investigation have stated the case appears to be a murder-suicide with the evidence at the Prescott Glen Parkway home supporting this determination. The department emphasized that detectives are conducting a thorough review while cooperating fully with the SBI for forensic analysis. The incident prompted a standard response protocol for such domestic cases in the Union County area.
The community in Waxhaw has expressed sorrow over the sudden loss of the couple at the Prescott Glen Parkway residence with local residents noting the quiet nature of the neighborhood. No public statements from family members have been released as authorities maintain focus on the investigation. The event has drawn attention to domestic violence resources available in Union County while officials continue to monitor the scene for any additional evidence.
The Waxhaw Police Department continues its active investigation into the March 12 incident at the 8200 block of Prescott Glen Parkway urging anyone with information to contact the department directly. The case remains open pending completion of forensic reports and interviews with potential witnesses in the area. Detectives have confirmed there is no danger to the public following the resolution at the Prescott Glen Parkway home.
