3 Siblings Found Dead on Property All Died of COVID, Coroner Says.

[SergeStorms]

A coroner in Pennsylvania said on Wednesday that three siblings who were found dead at a house in October have passed away due to COVID.

Cambria County coroner Jeff Lees has determined the cause of the death after autopsies, toxicology tests, and microbiology exams, the Associated Press reported.

All three siblings died five days before they were found at a house in Conemaugh Township in Somerset County on October 25. The autopsies carried out on October 26 didn't mention any trauma, according to WJAC TV.

"They were positive for COVID-19, the lungs were heavy and congested," Lees said, per the AP.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/3-siblings-found-dead-on-property-all-died-of-covid-coroner-says/ar-AAShESA?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531

My guess is.......unvaccinated. That's a dead-red area of Pennsylvania close to the West Virginia border.

[IA8IT]

1. At least they were Adults

[dalton99a]

2. Well, they had fun trying to breathe

The siblings 68-year-old Ruth Kinsey was reportedly found dead on the kitchen floor and 70-year-old Richard Kinsey was found sitting on a chair in the living room. Meanwhile, 72-year-old Donald Kinsey was discovered in bed in a camper located on the property.

[brush]

3. Sad. Little chance they all died at the exact same time so...

the two surviving the first one's death had to know he/she was gone, and no one called authorities.

Covid seems to have caused some non-vaxxers to lose their common sense. I blame it all on trump and his downplaying and bungling of the seriousness of the virus.

That orange a-hole has caused the nation so much damage...and it's continuing.

[canetoad]

7. Common sense

Is not very common.

[MustLoveBeagles]

15. I've heard of multiple members of the same family dying with a short time of each other

If camper brother died first the other two may not have realized he'd died before they passed away. Or it could've happened in reverse. A sad waste no matter what the circumstances were.

[brush]

35. Yeah, maybe they were all too sick to look out for each other.

Not vaxxing can do that. They shouldn't have listened to the trumper disinformation campaign.

[IronLionZion]

44. If they were all sick at the same time

and generally distrustful of authorities and healthcare professionals, then it's possible. Considering the Trumpiness of that county and the speed of their demise, they were probably not vaccinated

[Retired Engineer Bob]

4. I make this statement assuming they were unvaccinated

At least they had the courtesy to remain at home, and not overwhelm the hospital system.

[SergeStorms]

17. Exactly.

They owned their stupidity, and didn't demand to be hospitalized, taking up precious resources innocent vaccinated people could use.

They talked the talk and never walked, dropping dead in their tracks.

What a horrible way to go, but at least they didn't have to get a needle in the arm or wear a mask. Freedumb, right to the very end.

[intheflow]

39. Did they own up to their actions, or

were they in denial until the end? Like Monty Python’s Black Knight, they kept thinking it wasn’t as bad as it obviously was.

[SergeStorms]

40. The Black Knight....

one of my favorite movie sequences of all time.

You could be right about these three, but when it becomes impossible to take a breath of air when your O2 level is already below 40..... that would convince me that I'd made a mistake.

Maybe not these folks though.

[Johnny2X2X]

5. I applaud them

They stayed home rather than took up space at the hospital. They trusted their immune systems and had the courage of their convictions. They died for their feeedums.

[central scrutinizer]

11. Yes!

Much better than the assholes who go to the hospital with relatives threatening the staff unless they administer ivermectin and then post a plea for prayers followed immediately by a Go Fund Me appeal

[ShazzieB]

28. There was a story posted here recently about a woman face punching an ER doc

His "crime" was telling her that her husband had just died of covid. She was already pissed because she hadn't been allowed to visit him due to refusing to wear a mask. He went out to the parking lot to talk to her and *POW*.

Anyone else remember that story? I'd post the link if I could find it.

[AllyCat]

42. I remember it. He left the profession.

[IronLionZion]

45. Agreed, they did the right thing

if they were unvaccinated then they shouldn't trust whatever the hospital would give them either.

[SallyHemmings]

6. Yep, tfg country

I was in business to business sales 5 years ago. I had a client in Cambria County. The customer gave me a ton of referrals. The business was conducted on the phone or via e-mail.

Taking customers to lunch was the norm. We went to lunch once. He was surprised by my brown skin. After lunch, he informed me that we could never go to lunch again. Why? because it was a small community. It would be problematic for his marriage if he was seen having lunch with an attractive black woman. I was floored. I just looked at him and asked what year were in. It was a business lunch.

I never spoke with him again...but the referral I received from him actually increased. Go figure.

That sums up Cambria County.

[Silent3]

9. So it wouldn't be bad for his marriage if people wondered if he was maybe cheating on his wife...

...with a white woman?

[dchill]

30. You answer your own question.

[Silent3]

8. I wonder if they were all determined to not go to a hospital, no matter what...

...or if they all got so ill at close to the same time that not even one of them was awake or conscience enough to notice the other siblings desperately needed help.

[MustLoveBeagles]

16. That's entirely possible

[Irish_Dem]

23. One was sitting in a chair, the other on the kitchen floor.

So right, it looks like they were determined to keep going until they literally dropped.

[RandPaulsNeighbor]

34. My Guess

They did not want to be counted as Covid deaths or illnesses. They probably thought it would take so long to find them that there would be no proof left when the house got foreclosed on or the landlord showed up for her money.

[CurtEastPoint]

10. 68, 70 and 72. Idiots. Bye Felicia.

[RandPaulsNeighbor]

32. Ha Ha

I agree, but it was probably more like Bye Tammy, Zeke, and Chet.

[FakeNoose]

12. More suicide by Covid

[lpbk2713]

13. I just wonder ...

I wonder if they were the type of people who bad-mouthed and mocked vaxxers
and maskers at every available opportunity. And then when they got sick they
were too ashamed or embarrassed to say or do anything about it.

[BeckyDem]

14. omg

I would like to think this reporting would change some minds and they'll get vaccinated.

[SergeStorms]

18. Reason and logic would say so....

but reason and logic aren't strong aspects of the other guy's acolytes.

[BeckyDem]

21. Oh I know. The death toll alone should have changed their minds but

I keep hoping an event as dramatic as this one might bring change.

[TNNurse]

24. They have had massive amounts of information.

This will not change them.

[BeckyDem]

29. Probably not, I'm not sure what will get through to them.

Horrifying because this is preventable.

[IronLionZion]

47. With many hospitals full, they've been telling the public to stay home

unless severely ill or an emergency. These 3 might have deteriorated too quickly that it was too late. It can happen when folks are living together and all unvaccinated.

[BeckyDem]

50. That makes sense.

[roamer65]

19. Suicide by SARS.

Less covidiots is a good thing.

[Kid Berwyn]

20. Thanks, Trump.

Three more victims.

[uppityperson]

22. This is so sad.

[WVreaper]

25. Maryland

The sothern border of Somerset County is MARYLAND!

[appalachiablue]

33. Somerset Co., PA is on the MD border, a state

with plenty of RED populations in the western and eastern parts.

Somerset Co. PA is just NE of Morgantown, WV.

[Kingofalldems]

43. I believe Conemaugh Township is adjacent to Johnstown, Pa.

My MIL grew up there.

[appalachiablue]

48. I saw that, Johnstown

[IronLionZion]

49. Correct

I'm from the area and it's MAGA all the way. I peaced out as soon as I turned 18.

[Old Crank]

26. Dead-red

area of Pennsylvania, no pun intended?

My sympathies for the children.

[niyad]

27. Who in the hell writes this stuff. "were found dead. . .Have passed away." Geez.

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As others have said, at least they did not burden the healthcare system.

[RandPaulsNeighbor]

31. Sorry, Not Sorry

[plimsoll]

36. Now it's reminding me of stories from 1918.

All we need to complete the "We're screwed" picture is for the police to find a couple together in a bed, one dead of covid and the other too weak from covid to get out.

[johnthewoodworker]

37. I'm assuming they are unvaccinated Trumptards. What a surprise.

[kairos12]

38. COVID, MAGA Idiots, is undefeated.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

41. Low oxygen does not encourage clear thinking. . . . nt

[KY_EnviroGuy]

46. Must have believed tRump/Fox's lines about covid being no worse than a cold or flu.

Any horse de-wormer found in their house?

FYI, this was near Johnstown and about 30-mi east of Pittsburgh in Conemaugh Township, Cambria County.

KY...........

[mahina]

51. Sorry.