'We're going to do this together': 'Happiness gurus' found dead at New York home left suicide notes 'confirming pact'

Lynne Rosen, 46, and 48-year-old John Littig found dead on Monday at their home in Brooklyn, New York

The bodies were not found for a week until building supervisor kicked in the door after foul smell



Suicide notes were found with the bodies of a couple who took their own lives last week, police sources said.

Lynne Rosen, 46, and John Littig, 48, who worked as 'happiness gurus' and motivational speakers, allegedly left two notes at their home in Brooklyn, New York.



Mr Littig's note said that the couple 'were going to do this together' amid reports that Ms Rosen had suffered from psychological problems, according to the New York Daily News .



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Double suicide: Lynne Rosen and John Littig were found dead at their apartment in Brooklyn, New York

Suicide: Lynne Rosen, 46, and 48-year-old John Littig were found dead on Monday at their home in Brooklyn, New York

The NYPD could not confirm the details to MailOnline.



It is believed that the bodies had been lying for a week in the Park Slope apartment before they were found.



The supervisor of the building kicked in the door after noticing a foul odor.



They hosted a monthly radio show together called 'The Pursuit of Happiness' on WBAI-FM.

On their radio show, Ms Rosen, a psychotherapist, and her long-term partner Mr Littig would offer advice to listeners on becoming their 'true self'.

Ms Rosen, who was also a life coach and consultant, had presented the show for six years.



In the February installment of their show, the couple discussed the importance of doing something that scares you every day, advice that was taken from their Why Not Now Lif e coaching program.



Unexplained death: Police offered no motive today as to why Mr Littig (pictured performing with his band) would take his own life

Loss: Ms Rosen, a psychotherapist and life coach, took her own life last week

Mr Littig, a life coach and motivational speaker, was also a musician, performing under the name Jadex.



He recently performed and produced the Naked Sounds concern at Webster Hall in Manhattan.



The main page of Ms Rosen's business website displays a quotation from author Norman Vincent Peale: 'It's always too early to quit.'

One neighbor of the couple, who had lived in the building for 20 years, told the Daily News that they were 'always respectable'.



However the elderly man added that while Mr Littig was an 'exceptionally nice person', Ms Rosen could be a 'cold fish'.



The couple's tragic deaths also raises questions as to how their bodies could have lay undetected in their apartment for a week. Apartments in the building have been estimated at $900,000.



Park Slope is an affluent area of Brooklyn popular with young families and professionals.



Gruesome discovery: The couple's bodies were found at their apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn on Monday

Shocking: The couple's suicide, while in their forties, shocked many of their neighbors in the Park Slope area of Brooklyn

Motivational: Ms Rosen made a living by helping people to find happiness in their lives

For confidential support call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline in the U.S. on 1-800-273-8255 or go to suicidepreventionlifeline.org