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A fatal installation

According to a report from the Department of Labor and Industry Construction Codes and Licensing Division, the source of carbon monoxide in the dwelling was combustion exhaust from the propane boiler used to heat the house.

By Eddie Thomas

January 7, 2008 at 10:37PM
(Jane Friedmann/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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Eddie Thomas

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Eddie Thomas is currently working as a features page illustrator and designer. Prior to that, he created graphics for news and illustrations for the editorial pages. He has been with the Star Tribune since 1987.

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