Questions abound in deaths of two studentsPosted by Lisa Medendorp and Lynn Moore | The Muskegon Chronicle November 20, 2008 22:54PM ArticleAmber Rose Brown, 20, and 26-year-old Douglas William Ward were discovered Wednesday night in a parked sport utility vehicle. Carbon monoxide poisoning from the grill likely was responsible for their deaths. A charcoal grill was found in the back of the SUV, which had the back seat down. © 2008 Michigan Live. All Rights Reserved. Reason for GVSU students' deaths called 'undetermined'Posted by Terry Judd | The Muskegon ChronicleJanuary 14, 2009 23:39PM Top of page ArticleReported that "authorities say they know how two college students died but the reason for the tragedy will remain "undetermined." Alcoholic beverage containers also were found outside and inside the vehicle, along with clothing and camping items. No suicide notes were found and there was no evidence of foul play." ACT NOW-Before Events Leave You With No Choice Leave your comments on the CompelledToAct Blog |
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