Carbon monoxide blamed in Ga. hunting club deaths | News
ROME, Ga. (AP) - The Gordon County Sheriff's Office says carbon monoxide appears to have caused the deaths of two men in a camper trailer parked at a private hunting club.
The Rome News-Tribune reports that a family member discovered the bodies of 64-year-old James Lee Asher of Acworth and 53-year-old David Wayne Johnson of Cartersville on Sunday.
Sheriff Mitch Ralston said there were no signs of foul play and the deaths appear to be a tragic accident.
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