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Is this domestic violence? It doesn’t have to be intimate partner violence. Children are victims too. Two children are dead in a double murder-suicide, according to the Ottawa Police Service. Police say officers conducted a wellness check at a home on Mandevilla Crescent in Ottawa’s Findlay Creek neighbourhood at approximately 10 a.m. “Tragically, two boys, aged 7 and 10, were found deceased,” police said. “The investigation is ongoing and complex.” Several Ottawa police officers were at a series of townhomes on Mandevilla Crescent Monday afternoon and police tape blocked off several homes. Police say Ontario Provincial Police are holding two scenes across eastern Ontario that are believed to be connected to the investigation: a business fire in Iroquois, Ont. Monday morning and a vehicle fire at a carpool lot off Highway 417 in Kemptville. “A deceased adult male, the children’s father, was located in the vehicle fire,” police said. “Investigators continue to assess the connections between these incidents and do not believe there is any ongoing threat to the public.” Police are asking for anyone with information to contact the Ottawa Police Service’s Homicide Unit at 613-236-1222, ext. 5943