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Mother and Daughter die from carbon monoxide

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Mobile Firehouse Examiner
This mother and daughter were overcome by 4 times the lethal dose of carbon monoxide in their bodies it would take to kill someone. The home has a natural gas stove and heater.
This mother and daughter were overcome by 4 times the lethal dose of carbon monoxide in their bodies it would take to kill someone. The home has a natural gas stove and heater.
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Silver Hill Alabama is east of Mobile Alabama and about a 30 minute trip from Mobile. Silver Hill firefighters responded to a call for carbon monoxide exposure on South Boulevard. When firefighters arrived on the scene at South Boulevard they found the bodies of two women inside the manufactured mobile home.
 

This mother and daughter were overcome by 4 times the lethal dose of carbon monoxide in their bodies it would take to kill someone. The home has a natural gas stove and heater.
The mother Donna Henderson and her daughter Samantha went to be with Jesus and may the family members left behind here on earth find peace in their hearts and minds.
 

Click on the links below to view other websites that reported on these tragic carbon monoxide deaths.
http://www.wkrg.com/alabama/article/victims_had_4x_lethal_dose_of_carbon_monoxide/788909/Mar-16-2010_1-31-pm/

http://blog.al.com/live/2010/03/victim_died_from_carbon_monoxi.html

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, Mobile Firehouse Examiner

Darrell Farmer has lived in Mobile, Alabama for 48 years. He served six years in the Army before joining the Mobile Fire Department. Darrell has been with the department now for over 23 years and intends to work for Mobile until he reaches 30 years of service.

Comments

  • Pat, Charlotte Healthy Living Examiner 2 years ago

    This is so sad. I wonder if it could be required that all homes have a carbon monoxide detector.

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