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Apparent carbon monoxide deaths: Peruvian mother says their bodies are returning to Peru

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 29, 2026 · 1 min read
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After her mother's struggle, two of the children who died in Richmond will return to Peru, where the family awaits them 'devastated'. Jesús Gabriel and Gretchen Sadashi Alejandro Soto were found on October 10 when neighbors heard the alarms sounding and entered the apartment. She spoke about her children from her room in Tremonton.

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