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"Officials said Tuesday that calls from people who need help with domestic violence issues are up significantly after a murder-suicide at the Manchester YWCA on Sunday.Click here to watch News 9's report.Investigators said Muni Savyon, 54, shot and killed his 9-year-old son, Joshua, before killing himself during a supervised visitation at the YWCA.According to court documents, Savyon made threats last year to Joshua's mother, saying,\" I have a gun,\" and, \"It's going to be you. Or me and Josh.\" Crisis workers said they have heard that type of threat before.\"Sometimes they may be idle threats, but we never know which one is going to be idle and which one is going to be acted upon,\" said Robin Christopherson of the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic &amp; Sexual Violence.Crisis centers statewide are feeling the effect of Sunday's shooting, with call volumes up significantly.\"When something like this happens, people start to worry about the safety of their own children and their own safety,\" said Kitty, at New Beginnings Crisis Center. \"They think, 'This could be me. This could be my family.'\"The Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire in Concord is absorbing some of the overflow from Manchester, but it is not a visitation center and can't take those cases.A network of 14 programs statewide helped more than 16,000 victims of domestic violence in 2012.Gov. Maggie Hassan said her heart goes out to Joshua's family, and she said the state will examine the YWCA's review to see if the state has a role in addressing security concerns.Officials said those who feel threatened in their homes or family lives should call the Domestic Violence Hotline at 866-644-3574."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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