Post-mortem examinations suggested the two men and one woman died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Police in Mexico City say they believe three U.S. citizens found dead at a rented apartment were victims ofThe city police department said Tuesday the three were found unresponsive Oct. 30 in an upscale neighborhood on the city's west side. They had apparently rented the dwelling for a short visit.
The gas is often produced by improperly vented or leaky gas water heaters and stoves. Police said security guards at the apartment building called"after they detected an intense smell of gas in an apartment." Police did not give the victims' hometowns, but local media reported that one was from New Orleans and the other two from Virginia, and were visiting Mexico for the Nov. 1-2 Day of the Dead holiday.has been a persistent problem in Mexico, where proper gas line installations, vents and monitoring devices are often lacking.
In March, a gas tank exploded at a beachside restaurant on Mexico's Caribbean coast resort of Playa del Carmen, killing two restaurant employees and injuring 18 people.
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