When responding to the scene where two American tourists were found dead in their luxury hotel room in Mexico this week, paramedics told ABC News that they began to feel "intoxication symptoms such as hypoxia and racing heartbeat." The paramedics said they decided to leave because they felt the scene was unsafe. The victims had no vital signs when the paramedics entered the room at Hyatt's Rancho Pescadero on Mexico's Baja California peninsula on Tuesday night at around 9:10 p.m. local time.
American tourists Abby Lutz and John Heathco suddenly died in a luxury resort in Mexico. The couple had been to hospital in the days before thinking they had food poisoning
The dead bodies of Abby Lutz and her unidentified boyfriend were discovered in a hotel room in El Pescadero, a community on Mexico s Baja California peninsula.
Abby Lutz, 28, and John Heathco, 40, who died in their luxury Mexico hotel room from carbon monoxide poisoning thought they had food poisoning just days before their deaths.
Abby Lutz, 28, and John Heathco, 41, were found unresponsive in their room at a luxury hotel in Baja California Sur. Loved ones believe the couple suffered carbon monoxide poisoning, Ariana Baio reports