Three brothers found dead in their home in the city of Johnstown, Pennsylvania (U.S), two months ago, died of coronavirusThe coroner in charge of the case reported last Wednesday.
The bodies were found in a small town of about 20,000 in western Pennsylvania. However, until this week the authorities could not confirm the reasons for the death.
The Cambria County Coroner, Jeff Lees, noted that that conclusion was finally reached after autopsies, toxicology tests and microbiology tests, revealed the Associated Press agency.
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“They were positive people with COVID-19,” explained the specialist. He also highlighted that found the lungs very affected by the disease. For this reason, he indicated that victims of the virus died.
The three brothers (two men and one woman) were found in different parts of the establishment, according to the Univisión chain.
According to authorities, the brothers had died about five days before they were found dead in late October.
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The deceased were identified as Ruth Kinsey, 68 years old and who appeared on the kitchen floor; Richard Kinsey, 70 years old and who died in a chair in the room; Y Donald Kinsey, 72, found on a bed in a mobile home inside a barn.
“They were people who were sick,” Lees stressed. “I don’t know if a COVID-19 test was done or not, I cannot determine that at this time. The coroner maintained that his vaccination status is also unknown.
At the beginning of the investigation, the police were analyzing the possibility that the deadly gas was the culprit of the deaths, reported the Tribune Democrat portal.
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The family dog was handed over to the Cambria County Humane Society in Richland municipality, the US media detailed.
The health emergency continues to break records of cases in the United States. This Thursday, for the second day in a row, a new record of daily cases of positive people was reached. So far, more than 823,000 people have died in the North American nation.
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