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WINFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Authorities say three people found dead in a suburban Chicago home were a couple and their son.
The bodies in Winfield were discovered Monday after a concerned citizen spotted unconscious people through a window and called 911.
The DuPage County coroner's office said Tuesday the victims were 77-year-old Nancy Clinkenbeard, 76-year-old Clyde Clinkenbeard and their son, 50-year-old Karl Clinkenbeard. All three lived in the home.
The coroner's office said they each suffered "multiple sharp force injuries." A manner of death was not released.
Winfield Police Chief David Schar says officers who forced their way into the home found two bodies together and the third in a different room.
Authorities say investigators are looking into the deaths as a possible double slaying and a suicide.
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