Carbon monoxide blamed in death of American couple at luxury Mexico resort
- An American couple died after being treated for suspected food poisoning at a luxury resort in Mexico.
- Initial reports attributed the deaths to an "undetermined substance" but the woman's family believes carbon monoxide poisoning from improper ventilation was responsible.
- The couple fell ill over the weekend, went to a hospital for IV fluids, returned to their hotel and were found dead hours later.
- There were no signs of violence on the bodies according to authorities.
- Similar incidents involving carbon monoxide poisoning at resorts have led to other deaths of American tourists in Mexico and the Bahamas in recent months.































