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Sisters Ann Marie Korkki, 38, and Robin Marie Korkki, 42 on vacation found dead in their upscale room with no cause of death at this time
Editor's notes: Remember the 2 sisters from Quebec found dead in their Thai resort which turned out to be pesticides? (see link at bottom) Or
do you recall the family of four poisoned by pesticides at an upscale villa just months ago in the Virgin Islands? With all the luxury resort pesticide poisonings, it does make one have to wonder.
On to the story:
Members of a grieving American family are on their way to the tropical island paradise of the Seychelles to try and solve the mystery of what killed two sisters in their shared resort room, and to bring their bodies home.
CBS reports:
Annie Korkki, 37, and Robin Korkki, 42, were found dead in their villa at the posh Maia Luxury Resort on the Seychelles, a chain of islands in the Indian Ocean about 900 miles from the coast of East Africa.
Local media have reported the sisters were found without any clear signs of physical attack or obvious trauma to their bodies.
The Seychelles Nation newspaper said the women had to be helped to their room by resort staff after drinking the night before they were found, according to CBS Denver. Resort staff found the women in their room and reported it to the police on Sept. 22.
Facebook pictures showed the sisters enjoying their time in the Seychelles for at least a week before they were found dead. According to the Seychelles News Agency's website, they had been due to depart the island and fly home on Sept. 24.
"They were certified dead by the doctor at the Anse Boileau health center where they had been transported for examination," the agency quoted a police spokesman as saying. "Preliminary examination done by the police on the bodies of the two Americans is not showing any signs of violence."
Officials in the Seychelles, and the Korkki family, were awaiting the results of the autopsies.
Comment: Indeed. And on this last point, see: 8 years after US banking collapse, implosion of Deutsche Bank is poised to decimate the global economy.