The families said they were told by US Embassy officials that the women "passed away as a result of acute carbon monoxide poisoning, likely caused by a faulty instant water heater.” The post Families of Revere women found dead in Belize hotel room speak out after learning true cause of their deaths appeared first on Boston.com.
Three Revere women, Imane Mallah, Kaoutar Naqqad, and Wafae El Arar, found dead in a Belize hotel room, died of acute carbon monoxide poisoning, likely from a faulty water heater, according to Belizean authorities and U.S. Embassy officials. Initial reports suggested other causes, including drug use, which have been refuted. The families are awaiting results from an independent review and have expressed concerns about the handling of the investigation and early media speculation. The hotel claims assessments found no further dangerous carbon monoxide levels.
