The Westland, Michigan, community is mourning the death of 30-year-old Katlin Morris, who was killed in a shooting at a residence on Monday, November 9, 2026.

The incident occurred in the 35000 block of Farragut Avenue, where police discovered a man and a woman deceased inside a home. Investigators described the incident as an apparent domestic murder-suicide. Local reporting identified the woman as Katlin Morris, who had been in a long-term relationship with the man.

Family members who spoke with WXYZ remembered Morris as a hardworking woman with a big heart. Her aunt, Deanna Mullins, described the close relationship they shared, while her uncle also spoke warmly about her personality and the time she spent with relatives.

Her death has brought sadness to those who knew and loved her. The loss has also affected family members and others who remember her as someone who valued spending time with loved ones.

Investigation and Family Remembrance

Westland police responded to the residence at approximately 7 a.m. on November 9. Authorities said the circumstances appeared to involve a domestic murder-suicide. The investigation remains important in establishing the full circumstances of the deaths.

As relatives and friends grieve, attention remains on remembering Katlin Morris and respecting the privacy of those closest to her.

Funeral, memorial and visitation arrangements should be shared when confirmed by her family or an authorised funeral-home announcement.