Not sure if this is relevant to /qresearch/ yet but maybe. Posting for future reference.

A prominent Minnesota businessman [ Irwin Jacobs ] and his ailing, wheelchair-bound wife have been found dead inside their sprawling mansion in what a friend of the couple described as a murder-suicide.

Irwin fatally shot his wife before turning the gun on himself. He was 77 years old.

A friend of Jacobs, Dennis Mathisen, said he spoke with Irwin Jacobs about three days ago, and “he was upbeat. I talked with his son Mark yesterday, and he talked to both of them. He said Irwin seemed up.”"

Jacobs built his considerable wealth by buying, breaking up and selling failing companies for profit, earning him the moniker 'Irv the Liquidator' during the 1970s and 80s.

Over the years, he served as CEO of several large corporations, including the now-bankrupt US boat-building giant Genmar Holdings.

In the 1980s, Jacobs owned a minority share of the Minnesota Vikings, which he sold in 1991.

At the time of his death, Jacobs' portfolio included the household goods company JR Watkins Co, Jacobs Trading Co, and a host of other companies, among them multiple boat manufacturers.

I have no data, but it's striking the number of murder-suicides in the news lately. [ 374? ] = (187 x 2)

Some of them just seem a little odd.

https://247sports.com/nfl/minnesota-vikings/Article/Irwin-Jacobs-murder-suicide-former-Minnesota-Vikings-part-owner-131088822/

http://www.startribune.com/irwin-jacobs-built-a-fortune-as-corporate-raider-but-spent-a-lifetime-trading/508387532/

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6908819/Minnesota-businessman-wife-dead-22million-mansion-murder-suicide.html