Neighbors react after police find seven dead in Minnesota home
Source: WBAY, ABC affiliate in Green Bay
MOORHEAD, M.N. (Valley News Live/Gray News) Heavy feelings surround a neighborhood after police found seven dead in a south Moorhead, Minnesota, home Saturday evening.
According to KVLY, the victims included four adults and three children.
Police said there are no signs of violence or forced entry, and there is no known threat to the public.
Read more: https://www.wbay.com/2021/12/20/neighbors-react-after-police-find-seven-dead-minnesota-home/
Looks to me like carbon monoxide.
Tragic.
PTWB
(4,131 posts)Our smoke detectors all do double duty as carbon monoxide detectors as well.
OneCrazyDiamond
(2,032 posts)Carbon Monoxide sinks....Detector in the middle?
oldsoftie
(12,558 posts)But it equally disperse throughout a room.
PTWB
(4,131 posts)It is slightly lighter than air.
truthisfreedom
(23,148 posts)Since its the product of combustion, its usually warmer than surrounding air, making it rise even more. I have a detector at the tip of my basement stairs because all has appliances are in the basement. That detector saved my life once by waking me up as I was being poisoned and paralyzed. I barely made it to the sliding door!
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hlthe2b
(102,304 posts)I have had almost as many arguments with friends/colleagues about their use of generators in attached garages (with nothing more than the garage door cracked) as I have about COVID vaccines and precautions.
So sad...
SCantiGOP
(13,871 posts)At least it is a peaceful death, but you would never realize that you were slipping into unconsciousness.
mountain grammy
(26,630 posts)Then I gave them out as Christmas gifts.
certainot
(9,090 posts)NickB79
(19,257 posts)In addition to having CO alarms and regular furnace tuneups, always check exhausts on your house after a snowstorm or periods of blowing snow. A snowdrift covering the water heater exhaust can be lethal.
uppityperson
(115,677 posts)Police said the seven relatives were living at the home at 4403 13th St. S. where their bodies were found.
"Preliminary autopsy results have positively identified the seven victims found deceased on Saturday evening. The preliminary autopsy has ruled out any obvious trauma as the cause of death; however, the blood samples from the victims have been transported to a lab for further investigatory examination, and we do not have any timeline on those results," police said in a statement Monday, Dec. 20.
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According to dispatch reports, the Moorhead Fire Department responded to a call for a carbon monoxide detector check at the home at 12:56 a.m. Sunday, several hours after the bodies were discovered. It's unclear who called for the check and whether the home had a working carbon monoxide detector.