Carbon monoxide to blame for May death of three Americans in Bahamas, police say

Cause of death for 3 Americans at a Sandals in the Bahamas revealed

Resort staff discovered the couples in separate villas the following morning and alerted police.

Police confirm carbon monoxide killed US tourists in Bahamas

Royal Bahamas Police said in a statement Tuesday that the tourists died in May as a “result of asphyxiation due to carbon monoxide poisoning.”

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Was Cause Of Death For 3 Americans At Bahamas Sandals Resort

Royal Bahamas Police Force confirmed on Tuesday that three American tourists found dead at a Sandals Resort in May were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning. The three tourists — Michael Phillips, 68, and Robbie Phillips, 65, from Tennessee; and Vincent Chiarella, 64, from Florida — were found dead by employees of Sandals Emerald Bay Resort in Great Exuma on May 6. Investigators were not able to immediately determine the cause of death.

Cause of death for 3 Americans found dead at a Sandals in the Bahamas last month revealed

Resort staff discovered the couples in separate villas the following morning and alerted police.

Maryville couple found dead in Bahamas died from carbon monoxide poisoning, police say

Multiple outlets reported Wednesday the three American tourists who were found dead in the Bahamas in May, including a couple from East Tennessee, died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

Causes of death revealed for three American tourists found dead at Sandals resort in Bahamas

The mystery surrounding the deaths of three American tourists found dead at a popular Bahamas resort has at last been resolved.