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Gas from furnace killed Minnesota family of 7 last month

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Seven members of immigrant family from Honduras living in Minnesota died. Blood samples from victims showed lethal level of carbon monoxide. Medical Examiner's Office says poison gas could not have come from combustion engine. Victims were found the night of Dec. 18 by family members conducting a welfare check.

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Minnesota police: Poison gas that killed 7 came from furnace

MOORHEAD, Minn. (AP) — A furnace was the source of carbon monoxide that last month killed seven members of an immigrant family from Honduras living in Minnesota, authorities said Monday.

3 years ago·Vancouver, United States

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Test results show source of deadly gas that killed Moorhead family of 7

The case of the Hernandez-Pinto family's deaths is now closed, according to Moorhead police.

3 years ago·Fargo, United States

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Gas from furnace killed Minnesota family of 7 last month

This concludes the police’s investigation.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Minnesota police: Poison gas that killed 7 came from furnace

Authorities say a furnace was the source of carbon monoxide that last month killed seven members of an immigrant family from Honduras living in Minnesota

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