Home News Generator suspected in 8 deaths after utility shut off power

Joe Lamberti

Nation, News

April 7, 2015

Generator suspected in 8 deaths after utility shut off power

PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (AP) — A divorced father and the seven children he was raising on his kitchen worker's salary were found dead inside their home, where a gasoline-powered generator

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