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Deputy resigns after woman and her 2 sons found frozen to death in Michigan field Headline from CBS News
The 3 bodies were found after a girl went to a home and told someone that her "family was dead in a field," the sheriff said.
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Deputy resigns after bodies of woman, 2 sons found frozen in Pontiac ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Jan 29, 2023
CBS News's feed description A sheriff's deputy sent to search for a Detroit-area mother and her two young sons whose bodies later were found frozen in a field has resigned.
ABC 12 Flint
Deputy resigns after bodies of woman, 2 sons found frozen ↗ (opens ABC 12 Flint) Published Jan 29, 2023
ABC 12 Flint's feed description A sheriff’s deputy sent to search for a Detroit-area mother and her two young sons whose bodies later were found frozen in a field has resigned. The Detroit News reports
Fox News
Michigan deputy resigns after missing woman, children found frozen ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Jan 30, 2023
Fox News's feed description A sheriff's deputy sent to search for a missing Detroit-area mother and her two sons has resigned after they were found dead of hypothermia in a field.
CBS News
Deputy resigns after woman and her 2 sons found frozen to death in Michigan field ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Jan 30, 2023
Same headline from 1 more outlet CBS News's feed description The 3 bodies were found after a girl went to a home and told someone that her "family was dead in a field," the sheriff said.
KHOU Houston
Michigan deputy resigns after bodies of woman, 2 sons found frozen ↗ (opens KHOU Houston) Published Jan 30, 2023
KHOU Houston's feed description An autopsy report listed hypothermia as the cause of their deaths. The deputy's name has not been revealed.
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