A luxurious lodge in Mexico owned by Hyatt has quickly suspended regular operations following the deaths of a California couple, the lodge informed CBS Los Angeles.
Abby Lutz, 28, and her boyfriend John Heathco, 41, had been discovered useless of their lodge room final Tuesday.
“Our high precedence is the security and wellbeing of friends and colleagues and the property is not going to resume regular operations till our investigation is full,” a Hyatt spokesperson wrote in a press release to CBS Los Angeles.
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Prosecutors in Mexico’s Baja California Sur state stated final week that autopsies counsel Lutz and Heathco died of “intoxication by an undetermined substance.” Native police initially stated fuel inhalation was suspected as the reason for loss of life.
The state prosecutors’ workplace stated the our bodies confirmed no indicators of violence. The workplace didn’t say what additional steps had been being taken to find out the precise reason for loss of life.
Authorities stated the 2 had been useless for 11 or 12 hours after they had been discovered of their room at Rancho Pescadero, a luxurious lodge close to the resort of Cabo San Lucas late Tuesday.
Lutz’s household informed CBS Information that days earlier than their deaths the couple was handled for what they thought was meals poisoning. They spent the night time in a Mexican hospital the place they had been handled for dehydration, her household stated.
The following day, they had been again at their lodge.
“She stated, it is the sickest she’s ever been,” stated Lutz’s stepsister, Gabby Slate, including that Monday night time was the final time the household heard from her.
“She texted her dad and stated, ‘good night time, love you,’ like she at all times does and that is the final we heard from her,” stated Lutz’s stepmother Racquel Chiappini-Lutz.
In the meantime, the sibling paramedics who responded to the incident at the moment are saddled with medical payments after having fallen unwell themselves, in line with a fundraiser for the pair.
Fernando Valencia Sotelo and Grisel Valencia Sotelo, who tried to revive the couple, “had been overcome” as they attended to the couple. Now the 2 are receiving medical care at a non-public hospital, a fundraiser for the siblings states.
