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Man Dies, Woman Hospitalized After Being Found on Property Tied to Recent Murder
Authorities say carbon monoxide poisoning caused the deaths of two adults found in a van on the same property tied to the murder of pregnant teen Kylee Monteiro.
- On Friday, responders found two unresponsive adults inside a van at 107 County Street in Rehoboth; one man was pronounced dead, and a woman was taken to Morton Hospital then a Boston hospital.
- At the same property last month, investigators found the remains of Kylee Monteiro, 18, who was 11 weeks pregnant when she disappeared; Gregory Groom, 22, has been charged and is held without bail.
- Police said crews initially treated it as a suspected carbon monoxide incident, and first responders found the two adults living inside a work-style van on the property.
- Massachusetts State Police troopers assigned to the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office are leading the investigation, and officials say the matter does not appear suspicious at this time; next of kin notification is pending for the male decedent.
- The property is a sprawling 20-acre site tied to the earlier murder probe where police found Monteiro about 5 feet into a shallow grave covered by brush near shed.
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Man found dead in van at Rehoboth home where 18-year-old girl’s body was found - Boston News, Weather, Sports
A man was found dead in a van on a Rehoboth property connected to the murder of Kylee Monteiro, an 18-year-old pregnant woman who went missing in August. Friday morning, officials found a man and a woman who were both unresponsive inside a van on a Rehoboth property. The van appeared to be where the two people lived. The man was pronounced dead at the scene, and the woman was taken to the hospital. The property where the van was found is the sam…
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