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10:08 PM PST on Wednesday, February 9, 2005
OLYMPIA, Wash. - An older couple was found dead in their home south of
Olympia on Wednesday, apparently of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
A family member came to the home of Daniel and Nona Holm Wednesday
morning and found the 67-year-old man, the 64-year-old woman and the
family dog dead.
Police said it looked as though somebody simply forgot to turn off the
engine of a vehicle at the home.
KING Daniel and Nona Holm
"The theory is that this is a tragic accident, that the vehicle was
accidentally left running during the evening and the victims were
overcome by carbon monoxide sometime, probably in the night," said Dan
Kimball of the Thurston Co. Sheriff's Office.
It was not known whether the Hones knew what happened. There was no
carbon monoxide detector in the home.
The Hones were longtime residents of the area. They moved there from
Alaska after retiring as teachers.
"It's going to be a big loss," said a neighbor.
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