$30M Suit Filed In Md. Hotel Carbon Monoxide Deaths
A Lebanon, Pa., woman whose husband and 10-year-old daughter were killed by a carbon monoxide leak at an Ocean City, Maryland motel room has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against four companies.
The lawsuit seeking $30 million dollars in damages was filed in U.S. District Court in Baltimore.
Patrick Boughter and his daughter Kelly were killed at a Days Inn motel in June 2006. Investigators determined the gas entered the room from a disconnected water heater pipe.
Yvonne Boughter and her other daughter survived. The suit names the motel owner, Bay Shore Development Corp.; the water heater manufacturer, Heat Transfer Products; the business that sold it, R.E. Michel Co.; and the installer, All About Plumbing.
Bay Shore’s attorney did not return a call from The Daily Record seeking comment on Tuesday.
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Information from: The (Baltimore) Daily Record,
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