Carbon monoxide poisoning likely killed girl, documents say
Carbon monoxide poisoning is the apparent cause of death for a 4-year-old Nebraska girl, whose Kansas grandfather is charged with first-degree murder.
By News Channel NebraskaTOPEKA - Carbon monoxide poisoning is the apparent cause of death for a 4-year-old Nebraska girl, whose Kansas grandfather is charged with first-degree murder.
The Topeka Capital-Journal on Thursday cited court records related to the death of Brandy Funk.
Testing found a carbon monoxide level more than six times above a lethal level in the girl's blood.
Brandy, of Beatrice, Nebraska, died in July. Court documents say Timothy Wayne Funk Sr. acknowledged he left a generator running in the garage of his Silver Lake, Kansas, home with its door shut while watching the girl and another granddaughter. The other child survived.