Mom Teena Kamal, 54, filed for bankruptcy a year before she was found dead in $5.9m home with husband and daughter
Charlotte Adams
Published Aug 22, 2026
A MOM found dead in her $5.9 million home alongside her husband and daughter on Thursday night had filed for bankruptcy last year, records show.
The bodies of Teena Kamal, her husband Rick, and daughter Ariana were found by a family member after they had not been heard from for several days.
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Teena and Rick had previously worked for their company EduNova, according to records. Yet all sites for the company are no longer active.
It was revealed that Teena had filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy last September, according to the filing documents.
They had acquired $1million to $10million in debt. The Wilson's Way Homeowners Association was listed as the creditor at the time.
However, after a month the case was dismissed and was closed due to the documents not being filed properly.
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The mother was the chief officer of the company EduNova, where she worked with the former company.
EduNova was founded in 2016, where they worked with the top 33 university education experts as well as successful senior executives to offer resources to middle school though college students to help them succeed in the global economy.
Outside of the company was listed as a board member of the American Red Cross of Massachusetts.
Before she started the company in 2016, she worked with other companies such as Fidelity Investments.
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An educated woman she's an alumnus of Harvard University, as well as Delhi University in India.
The family also previously had a large property called Enchanted Acres which was put on foreclosure notice, It was built in 2000 and spans more than 19,000 square feet.
It featured 11 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, according to state records obtained by CBS affiliate WBZ-4
The home was sold in 2022 for $3 million and is currently estimated to be valued $6million, according to records.
The two moguls and their daughter were found dead, after what was believed to be a domestic violence incident.
Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey revealed that there was a gun found next to the father, however, he did not reveal how the family died.
"I don't know who it was registered at this time, that's part of the ongoing investigation," the district attorney told reporters on Friday.
"We will not tell you at this time where it was found, but it was found near the husband, I'll just leave it at that."
Before the tragedy, the attorney pointed out that the family had no history or incidents reported to the police.
Their daughter, Arianna was attending Middlebury College in Vermont before she died.
She had attended Milton Academy, an exclusive private school in Massachusetts, that accepted less than 15% of applicants.
"It's very rare to have this kind of violence or situation almost in any community in Norfolk County, particularly Dover," he said, citing the last murder in the county reported was in 2020.
