In Georgia, two elderly women, Bertha Jackson (76) and Lenora Maynard (65), were found dead with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning from a wood burning stove in their home.

Two elderly women were found dead in a Georgia home on Friday, with carbon monoxide poisoning suspected as the cause. The victims, 76-year-old Bertha Jackson and 65-year-old Lenora Maynard, were discovered by a family member who had been unable to contact them. The Macon-Bibb Fire Department forced entry into the home, where both women were found near a wood burning stove in the living room. Fire investigators believe the women likely died from carbon monoxide poisoning, and an autopsy will be conducted as the investigation continues.

January 26, 2024
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