There’s a Devil Loose: Divorced Parents of Indiana University Wide Receiver Cam Wilson Are Found Dead in Possible Murder-Suicide, Leaving Him and His Two Siblings Behind

Cassondra Wilson, mother of Indiana college football player Cam Wilson (above together), was killed in a possible murder-suicide on Friday night

The parents of Indiana college football player Cam Wilson were killed in what police are investigating as a possible murder-suicide.

Cassondra Wilson, a prominent businesswoman, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head at around 9pm Friday in an apartment in Columbus, Indiana.

The 45-year-old’s death was ruled a homicide. Police said she did not live at the apartment where she was killed and did not reveal who did.

About three hours later, Cassondra’s ex-husband Troy Wilson, Cam’s father, was found dead in an office building in Indianapolis. An autopsy determined he died by suicide.

Columbus police Lt Matt Harris said investigators were not ready to label the case a murder-suicide, but said Troy is a person of interest in Cassondra’s death.

Cassondra was found dead of a gunshot would at the Spruce Ridge apartment complex (pictured) at around 9pm Friday. Her ex-husband Troy Wilson was found dead of an apparent suicide outside an office building in Indianapolis three hours later

Troy and Cassondra divorced last May and have three children together: Jaden, Cam, and Sydney. The children are pictured together after one of Cam’s football games

Cam Wilson joined the Indiana University football team in 2018 and played three games last year. The 21-year-old wide receiver is pictured with his teammates

Harris said that Cassondra had a valid restraining order against Troy.

The parents – who divorced last May – are survived by three children, including their football star son Cam.

Cam, 21, was a stand-out wide receiver at Columbus East High School, earning the title of Indiana Football Coaches Association All-Star before graduating in 2016.

He began his collegiate career at Illinois State but transferred to Indiana University in 2018, sitting out his first year due to NCAA transfer rules.

He played three games for the Hoosiers last season.

Indiana head coach Tom Allen released a statement about the Wilsons’ deaths on Sunday.

‘Our thoughts and prayers are with Cam and his family,’ Allen said.

‘We’ve been in contact and communication with Cam once we learned of this tragedy. He is a tremendous young man, and we will continue to assist and support him in any and all ways.

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SOURCE: Daily Mail, Megan Sheets