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Couple Found Dead in Tent After Loved Ones Raised Alarm over Lack of Contact
- Authorities from Police Scotland discovered the bodies of a woman aged 47 and her companion inside a tent near Loch Awe at approximately 4:25 pm on Saturday, June 7.
- The couple had been on a camping trip starting May 30 but lost contact with loved ones, prompting family to raise concerns to the police before the discovery.
- Police confirmed there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the deaths, while neighbors described the couple as good campers and family expressed heartbreak.
- Adele's mother Anne expressed her deep sorrow on social media, describing Adele as her first child who made her a mother and saying that she feels shattered, with a piece of her soul now lost.
- The tragic deaths ended the couple’s camping trip and left a grieving family and community, with police continuing to piece together the circumstances.
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·Germany
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perspectivemedia.comMan and woman found dead in tent with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning
The bodies were found near Loch Awe.
·London, United Kingdom
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Couple found dead in tent after loved ones raised alarm over lack of contact
Adele Tait, 47, and her partner Craig are understood to have been camping together near a beauty spot when their loved ones didn't hear from them they raised the alarm and reported their concerns to the police
·Nottingham, United Kingdom
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