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2 women found dead in Macon home from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, coroner says

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Bertha Jackson, 76, and Lenora Maynard, 65, were pronounced dead at a Macon home. Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs when carbon monoxide builds up in the blood. Burning fuels, including gas, wood, propane, or charcoal, make the gas. Appliances and engines that aren't well-vented can cause it to build up.

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2 women found dead in Macon home from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, coroner says

The house sits just west of Mercer’s football stadium off Little Richard Penniman Boulevard.

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Coroner: Two women dead in Macon from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning

BIBB COUNTY, Ga. (WGXA) - Two people are dead in Macon from an apparent carbon monoxide poisoning.According to the Bibb County Coroner's Office, two women were

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