0 Teens found dead behind Roswell Publix were shot 
 
 NORTH FULTON COUNTY, Ga. - Two communities are mourning the deaths of two teens found dead behind a Publix in Roswell. 
 
 The bodies of Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis, both 17, were discovered by a delivery driver behind the Publix supermarket shortly before 6 a.m. Monday, Roswell police said. 
 
 According to the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office, the two died from a gunshot wound to the head and the manner of death in both cases was homicide. 
 
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 "Early indications are that they were killed there. We don't really have reason to believe they were killed elsewhere," Roswell police Det. Zachary Frommer said in an interview Tuesday. 
 
 Officers say Henderson and Davis were found lying beside their cars. 
 
 Police say the teens arrived at the shopping center between 2 and 4 a.m. Their parents told officers they thought the teens were still at home in bed. 
 
 The initial police report lists Henderson's possible relationship to the offender as "XBG," police shorthand for ex-boyfriend. There is no relationship to the offender listed by Davis' name. Police have not announced any persons of interest in the case. 
 
 "Given what the officers had on scene at that moment, it appeared to be a relationship-involved situation. This information can change quickly as evidence and information is gathered but is only meant to be a starting point," Frommer said. 
 
 Henderson was a student at Roswell High School and Davis was a student at River Ridge High School. Carter Davis and Natalie Henderson were found dead behind a Publix in Roswell on Monday. © 2018 Cox Media Group. 
 
 Davis played lacrosse and football. 
 
 “He, in many ways, was like a coach on the field. In fact, we sometimes joked and called him Coach Carter,” lacrosse Coach Mike Britt said about Davis. 
 
 He said Carter was someone players looked up to, and now their leader is gone. 
 
 “Our team is just devastated,” he said. 
 
 Hundreds of people showed up to a vigil in his honor Tuesday night. © 2018 Cox Media Group. 
 
 Grief counselors are on hand at both of the students' schools to help console friends. 
 
 The principal at River Ridge HS said students are having a really hard time with Davis’ death. 
 
 “We had some tears this morning. A lot of hugs, a lot of talking in the hallways,” Principal Darrell Herring said. “It's devastating when you're so excited about all of your kids coming back to school and then you find out on the first day that something like this happened.” 
 
 He says adults are trying to provide answers to the many questions the kids keep asking. 
 
 “When you are talking to kids, you have to tell them that the world is tough, and what we’re trying to prepare them for is life,” he said. 
 
 A GoFundMe page has been set up for Carter Davis' family. 
 
 Henderson was an honor student who loved to sing and dance. Video posted online shows her singing on her own and with her sister. 
 
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 Police are executing a search warrant at a Cobb County home in relation to the deaths of two teens whose bodies were found behind a Publix location in Roswell. 
 
 The Fulton County Medical Examiner said the two teenagers each died from a single gunshot wound of the head. 
 
 The deaths of Natalie Henderson of Roswell and Carter Davis of Woodstock, both 17, have been ruled homicides. 
 
 Community, schools mourn slain teens 
 
 A delivery driver discovered the bodies just before 6 a.m. Monday behind the Publix on Woodstock Road. Police said their bodies were on the ground by two vehicles. 
 
 Police have not named a suspect as they continue their investigation. They are looking at surveillance video from the grocery store and hoping to talk to any possible witnesses. Roswell police would like to especially speak to anyone who was in the area near the store between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. Monday. 
 
 "It's not totally unusual to see people back there, but certainly that time of night, in a commercial area, it would be a little unusual," said Roswell Police Detective Zachary Frommer. 
 
 Investigators are trying to figure out why the two teenagers were there in the first place. Frommer said it's likely the victims, who were friends, each drove themselves to the location where they died because two cars were at the scene that are associated with the teens. 
 
 Initial police reports suggest the suspect could be either an ex-boyfriend or girlfriend. 
 
 Davis attended River Ridge High School in Cherokee County and played lacrosse. Henderson attended Roswell High School and was a member of the color guard. 
 
 A statement was posted to the school's band Facebook page on behalf of Dr. Michael Moon, the director of bands. 
 
 A spokesperson with the Cherokee County School District released the following statement about Davis: 
 
 “We all are devastated by this tragic news. Carter excelled in the classroom and on the field and will be greatly missed by many friends. Today he should have been enjoying the first day of his senior year of high school, which is a special time for every child and family. Grief counselors will be available on campus tomorrow to assist students.” 
 
 The police report put together by the first responding officer indicates Natalie Henderson's relationship to the offender as XBG, which means ex-boyfriend/girlfriend. Carter's relationship to offender is listed as UN, or unknown. Frommer clarified that XBG is an option in the reporting system for officers to indicate what the possible relationship is. He said based on what officers saw at the scene, it appeared to be a relationship-involved situation but added that information can change as police gather more evidence and details. 
 
 Meanwhile, an emotional vigil was held Tuesday to honor Henderson and Davis. Friends say they'll continue to come together and pray until their questions are answered. 
 
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– Two 17-year-old high school students were found dead behind a Georgia grocery store Monday morning, each with a single bullet wound to the head, WGCL reports. A delivery driver found the bodies of Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis around 6am behind a Publix grocery store in Roswell. According to WSB, the teens were found lying next to their cars, and police believe they were killed behind the store. Police say the teens got to the store between 2am and 4am; the parents of both believed they were home in bed at the time. No arrests have been made, but police have "several leads" and are reviewing security camera footage, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports. Both teens were preparing to start their senior year, Henderson at Roswell High School and Davis at River Ridge High School. Henderson was an honor student and member of the school's color guard. The Roswell band director called her "a fun, smart, talented young woman who was loved by so many." Davis played football and lacrosse at River Ridge. "Our team is just devastated," Davis' lacrosse coach tells WSB.