Candace McAllister

An Ohio mother lost four children and their grandmother to suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in a vehicle while waiting for help with a flat tire. The carbon monoxide level inside the car was reported to be five times the lethal limit, and the family had no life insurance. A fund has been established to cover funeral expenses.

An Ohio mother, Adriana Coleman, lost her four children and grandmother to suspected carbon monoxide poisoning after they became unresponsive in a vehicle while waiting for help with a flat tire. Investigators found carbon monoxide levels in the car were five times the lethal limit. A fundraiser has been established to cover funeral expenses for the family, which had no life insurance.

An Ohio mother lost four children and their grandmother due to suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in a vehicle. The family was found unresponsive after carbon monoxide levels reached five times the lethal limit, and a fund has been established to cover funeral expenses.

Five family members, including four children and their grandmother, were found in an SUV with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in Ohio. Four children and their grandmother died, while the fifth child is being removed from life support. Carbon monoxide was confirmed in the Ford Explorer, and authorities are investigating the cause.

Five family members, including four children and their grandmother, were found in an SUV in Toledo, Ohio, with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. A fifth victim is being removed from life support. No foul play is suspected, but an investigation is underway to determine the cause.