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[eli]

Has anyone seen or heard that it was a homocide? Every once in a while carbon monoxide poisoning happens, especially during really cold weather when families use another heat source to keep the bills down. If it was homocide please fill me in.

[Jolene]

My thoughts go out to everyone affected. Just doesn't seem like something that could happen in Folsom. (Though, yeah. Why do I even believe that anymore? Man.)

[traceyl]

Has anyone seen or heard that it was a homocide? Every once in a while carbon monoxide poisoning happens, especially during really cold weather when families use another heat source to keep the bills down. If it was homocide please fill me in.

The police told my friend (the neighbor) that 'guns were involved'.

[nlove4ever]

The police told my friend (the neighbor) that 'guns were involved'.

I would think so since they found one of the bodies in the hallway. Typically people that die from the carbon monoxide poison are in bed asleep.

[Al Waysrite]

No one yet knows what happened. Please let's all have the good sense and decencey to not comment or speculate.

[cw68]

No one yet knows what happened. Please let's all have the good sense and decencey to not comment or speculate.

Good post, Al. Once again, you and I agree.

[john]

They said that 2 employees of Folsom Prison did not show up for work, which is what triggered the call to police.

[FolsomBarb]

The video report from the KCRA reporter on the scene is stating it's a homicide, and they're currently waiting on a warrant to go in and search the home.

[stacycam]

How tragic. This type of thing just gives me the chills.

[Talulah Belle]

My husband said that the guys first name was L...., last name M... I believe. They have Old Folsom locked down and that L.... had planned to retire in a year and a half. He also thought that he lived there with his girlfriend and his girlfriend's daughter. The only other person we knew of in the court (this is literally right around the corner from me) is a man listed on the Megan's law website.

[HappyDaisy]

This is so awful and scary...Makes me want to get my kids home and lock all the doors. I hate not feeling safe.

[ESP Guy]

they did mention on the news that "blood was found"

[tessieca]

Don't lock your doors and stay inside just yet. It has the look and feel of a murder/suicide.

[Mrs.D]

Don't lock your doors and stay inside just yet. It has the look and feel of a murder/suicide.

This was sent to me via email from a friend. Another very sad day for Folsom.


Three bodies found inside Folsom homeBy Ramon Coronado - Bee Staff Writer
Last Updated 10:16 am PST Wednesday, January 17, 2007

Folsom police are investigating what they say may be a triple homicide.

"What we have is three deceased persons (in a house) and we are waiting for a warrant to begin investigation," Officer Michelle Beatie said.

Beatie said police received a phone call shortly after 7 a.m. from a concerned citizen reporting that two people had not shown up for work.

When officers arrived at the 100 block of Wembley Court and looked through a window, they saw the body of a woman on the floor of a hallway.

After forcing their way into the house by breaking a window adjacent to the front door, officers found two other bodies and signs of trauma.

"All we know is that there is blood," Beatie said.

As police officers were going door to door in the newer subdivision near the intersection of Riley Street and Oak Avenue Parkway, several men and women dressed in Department of Corrections uniforms were arriving a the scene.

"They are assuming it might be one of their employees, but we don't know that for sure," Beatie said.

A correctional officer at the scene said two of the victims were co-workers at Old Folsom Prison, one a correctional officer and his wife, who worked in the medical department.

"(He) was a great guy. I've known him for lots and lots of years. I work with him and we're neighbors," said Larry White, who said he received a call this morning about the discovery of bodies.

The couple had recently purchased property in Tennessee and planned to retire this year, White said.

"Nobody knows what happened. It could be an accident, it could be suicide, but I don't think it was suicide because they were too happy," White said.

[FolsomBarb]

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