A BRITISH couple died of carbon monoxide poisoning on the farmhouse in Majorca they moved to final 12 months, a autopsy has confirmed.
Michael Rowan, 62, and his 56-year-old associate Sharon Value had been found lifeless on the nation property close to the picturesque city of Selva.
The grisly discovery was solely made on Monday after their anxious son, who lives in the UK, could not contact them.
The couple’s our bodies are believed to have lain undiscovered for 2 days.
Autopsies have since confirmed investigators’ preliminary suspicions that they died on account of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Native experiences instructed the lethal fumes might have been pumping into the property after a leak contained in the home.


A defective wood-burning range with loose-fitting pipework could also be guilty.
Nevertheless, the motor of a transportable generator is alleged to have been stored contained in the property – and could possibly be a wrongdoer.
The equipment, which is beneficial to be stored outdoors, may additionally have produced the odourless and colourless gas blamed for the couple’s deaths.
Micheal and Sharon’s our bodies had been found after an individual trying after their nation home went to test on them at round 4pm on Monday.
They’re believed to have found one on a chair whereas the opposite was in mattress, earlier than frantically alerting police.
Selva’s mayor, Joan Rotger, visited the home on the foot of the Tramuntana mountains after being knowledgeable of the Brits’ deaths.
He advised regional TV station IB3 that the ex-pat couple had purchased the property round a year-and-a-half in the past.
Even earlier than the outcomes of the post-mortems had been revealed, the mayor mentioned a case of poisoning linked to gas combustion was the probably reason for loss of life.
The home is located in the municipality of Selva, simply off the highway linking Inca to Mancor de la Vall in the north of Majorca.
It’s not but clear if the couple’s household intend to repatriate their our bodies or whether or not family have travelled to the island.