Two Men, Dog Killed in Home by Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Tamarac

by Sharon Aron Baron May 30, 2018

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By: Sharon Aron Baron

Carbon monoxide poisoning from an apparent suicide killed two men and a dog on Wednesday morning according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office.

At 8:00 a.m., detectives received a call from a witness who smelled fumes at the 7900 block of Exeter West located at Kings Point Tamarac. When BSO arrived, they discovered Michael Anthony Payson, 64, dead in his car in the garage while the motor was still running. Also dead were Thomas J. Boyle, 72, and their dog, who were inside the house.

Payson had left a note indicating his intent and instructions for his roommate to notify his family. Detectives believe that Boyle was attempting comply with his roommate’s request when he and his dog were overcome by carbon monoxide.

Detectives believe that Boyle’s death was not intended but was a result of fumes from the garage getting into the home.

Carbon monoxide seeped into the adjoining townhouses and residents were evacuated. There were no reported injuries.

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