Study on 9news. Com. Results are in for two sisters found dead while on vacation in africa. One of them, anne korkki wag leaf was living in denver. They found anne and her sister, 42yearold robin dead in their hotel villa on the coast of africa in seychelles islands. Local police say they dont see aggression. The autopsy report says robin died accuse pulmonary edema he deem is swelling, accumulation of fluid in the body that can be caused by several things from altitude sickness to an aspirin other dose. Doctors say on their own, the causes of death dont reveal a lot about how they died. This in trauma when the chest wall is injured. If theres a blood clot in the lungs, called a pulmonary embolism, and we think of different exposures. So whether it be from different times of medication, drugs or toxins. Toxicology report is pending. Dr. Woodward ys it can happen when people are active in cold r. Talking to investigators. Anne was a member of the figure skating team, denver synchronous
I mean, i pray for him. You know, he dont deserve to die. I dont know what happened, but whatever happened, he dont deserve it. Reporter again, police arent identifying the victim this morning, but he is suffering, or he is in Critical Condition, rather. Theyre still searching for that suspect. Live in denver this morning, im amanda del castillo, denver 7. Two people are in the last night at federal near harvard. Police not releasing information. They say no arrests have been made. Its now 6 01. Heres your first alert we are in for a beautiful day. This is from our camera in akron. Going to be a lot of sunshine for the morning drive. Very similar to yesterday. Temperatures this morning are in the 50s. By this afternoon were likely going to be in the mid to upper 70s by 12 00. Clear skies. Nice through the evening. By 6 00 tonight you can still be sitting on a patio. Mid, upper 70s through the castle rock 77. In the mountains 60s and 70s. Its the last few days of september. It will get
Helicopter has made an Emergency Landing at an Elementary School in alexandria. Heres a picture the School District just tweeted out. It shows the helicopter that landed on the field there next to the Playing Field at William Ramsay Elementary School. They say no kids were on the field at the time but as you can see in the tweet there, it says the kids are heading out now to take a look at it. Alexandria Police Tweeted it is a u. S. Air force helicopter that had mechanical difficulties and that no one was hurt. We have a photojournalist on the way there and well have more information as we get it. Thank you, kristen. Now to that developing story in nepal. Members of the Fairfax County urban searchandrescue team helped pull a teen from the rubble five days after that catastrophic earthquake. News 4s molette green just spoke with the Fairfax County fire chief. Shes joining us live from the air oaks fire station on more on what the chief said and the rescue. Molette . Reporter melissa, go
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