Police are investigating after they found two people dead inside a Tavares home.
Officers responded Tuesday to the residence along Holly Drive in the Tiki Village mobile home park.
A neighbor called police to request a well-being check since they hadn’t seen the couple who lived there
in a few days.
Police arrived to find the couple — a woman, 85, and a man, 67 — dead inside the home.
While a medical examiner will conduct autopsies, investigators told Channel 9 that both victims showed signs of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Tavares police also said neighbors had voiced concerns to the couple about where they place a generator on their property.
Neighbors told police the man and woman set it up inside of a shed attached to their home.
Investigators said no foul play is suspected in either death.
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Source: wftv
