Below is a post from News 13:

1. No date is provided, so Tuesday could have been January 1, 2019, or the prior Tuesday: December  25, 2018.

The first paragraph has a very very strange comma--totally misplaced.

The writer finalizes the posting writing that the 2 children, ages 8 years old and 2 mos, were "unharmed".

How is it possible to be an 8 year old or a 2 month year old and experience the death/lack of your mother and be "unharmed"?

What idiot wrote this article?

E.M. Burke
1/3/2019

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State medical examiner conducting autopsies on couple found dead in South Paris

by WGME
Wednesday, January 2nd 2019
State police are investigating the deaths of a couple, found inside an apartment in South Paris on New Year's Day. (WGME)
SOUTH PARIS (WGME) -- State police are investigating the deaths of a couple, found inside an apartment in South Paris on New Year's Day.
Officials also discovered two children, who were unharmed.
There is a lot of speculation right now in South Paris as to what happened inside the apartment, but at this point, state police are not saying what they believe may be the cause of death for the young couple who lived there.
Police say a man who knew the victims called 911 at 8:30 Tuesday night to have police go by and check on 31-year-old Heather Bickford and 31-year-old Dana Hill.
That's when their bodies were found.
A forensics team with the Maine State Police crime lab spent most of the day inside the apartment.
Investigators even went through the dumpsters outside looking for evidence.
Police say the state medical examiner is conducting autopsies on the bodies to try and determine the cause and manner of death.
Police say Heather Bickford's two children, ages 8 and 2 months, were found alive inside the apartment behind the Market Square restaurant in downtown South Paris.
Police say the children are now in the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services.

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