Illinois man dies of carbon monoxide poisoning in Minnesota cabin
Charles Englund, 42, of Elmhurst Illinois, was found dead in a cabin at Tofte Lake in the Minnesota wilderness. His wife Donna age 42 and four children were hospitalized. twins Sherry and Terry 7 in critical condition, Philip 9 and William 12 in good condition. Autopsy by Dr Carl Helwig attributed death to carbon monoxide poisoning after initial belief of food poisoning. The family had been vacationing 15 miles northeast of Ely. Englund was on the first floor while fumes filled the cabin loft.
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