From: INVALID_SEE_SIG@example.com.invalid   
      
   In the previous article, David Carson   wrote:   
   > That happens to be the first thing I thought of, too, but it isn't   
   > foul play.   
      
   Would a mutual suicide be considered "foul play" in this context?  I   
   would consider it "foul" on a moral level (see also Arthur Koestler),   
   but I could see where the police might not take that as an official   
   position.   
      
   Their dog was found dead as well, which honestly makes me lean more   
   toward a CO leak.  Who kills a *dog* before committing suicide?   
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