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Mother, twins found in car outside Melbourne apartment complex died of overdose

Mother, twins found in car outside Melbourne apartment complex died of overdose
THREE-YEAR-OLD TWIN FOUND DEAD IN A PARKING LOT AND SUFFERED OVERDOSES. ANOTHER BREAKING STORY IS ONE WE'VE BEEN FOLLOWING SINCE MARCH. MELBOURNE POLICE SAY A MOTHER AND HER 3-YEAR-OLD TWINS FOUND DEAD IN A PARKING LOT ALL SUFFERED OVERDOSES. THE AUTOPSY REPORT STATES 35-YEAR-OLD ANDREA LANGHORST DIED FROM SUICIDE BY OVERDOSE AND HER CHILDREN, OLIVIA AND ADAM, BY HOMICIDE FROM OVERDOSE. AUTHORITIES FOUND
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Mother, twins found in car outside Melbourne apartment complex died of overdose
More than two months after a mother and two children were found dead in a car in Melbourne outside of an apartment complex, a medical examiner’s findings have explained the cause of their deaths.According to Melbourne police, 35-year-old Andrea Langhorst died of suicide from narcotics overdose and the deaths of 3-year-old Olivia Dryer and 3-year-old Adam Dryer were ruled homicide also by narcotics overdose. Police say the results of the medical examiner’s report are consistent with their investigation. Detectives believe Langhorst was the biological mother of both Olivia and Adam Dryer and they were all from St. Lucie County. Officials say the family appears to have been living out of the vehicle along the east coast of Florida.Family members said Langhorst "loved her children and was always spending time with them.” The family referred to the 3-year-old children as twins.

More than two months after a mother and two children were found dead in a car in Melbourne outside of an apartment complex, a medical examiner’s findings have explained the cause of their deaths.

According to Melbourne police, 35-year-old Andrea Langhorst died of suicide from narcotics overdose and the deaths of 3-year-old Olivia Dryer and 3-year-old Adam Dryer were ruled homicide also by narcotics overdose.

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Police say the results of the medical examiner’s report are consistent with their investigation.

Detectives believe Langhorst was the biological mother of both Olivia and Adam Dryer and they were all from St. Lucie County. Officials say the family appears to have been living out of the vehicle along the east coast of Florida.

Family members said Langhorst "loved her children and was always spending time with them.” The family referred to the 3-year-old children as twins.