destitute couple battling chronic illnesses commit suicide by carbon monoxide after their online pleas for help went without a single response for two months - charcoal and gas grills

A down-on-their-
A unlucky couple from Ohio was found dead from self-torture and they couldn't make a living
This week, less than two months after their desperate request for help was ignored, they caused carbon monoxide poisoning.
Randy and Jodi Speidel from Bellefontaine created an online fundraising event on GiveFroward.
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At the end of February, economic help was requested from the good people.
Mrs. Speidel wrote that they had no gas for the whole winter, no running water, and almost had to turn off electricity and Internet services.
Mrs. Speidel paid the landlord $500 to prevent them from being deported immediately, and she said they had only $33 left in their name.
To expand their meager funds a little bit more, the poor, sick couple were forced to limit their food intake to one meal a day and did not have enough leftovers to feed both of them
"I have moved in every possible direction and don't know what else to do," she wrote . ".
We will always be grateful if you can help, and we will even repay you once we get back on our feet.
Speidles hopes to raise $1,000, but no donations have been made to the Web campaign.
According to Bellefontaine Examiner, on Tuesday, the couple's landlord, Doug Elman, arrived at their apartment at 225 West high Avenue and found a pink handwritten note warning
Firefighters called to the scene entered the house and found a charcoal grill full of stuffy coal.
Jodi Speidel, 46, and her 45year-
Randy was pronounced dead at the scene.
Columbus Dispatch reported that a note found nearby confirmed that the husband and wife signed a suicide agreement.
The couple took their beloved pet cat from home to save their lives.
They were later found wandering outside.
The couple left two daughters, Randa and Kira Speidel.
Last month, a post was left on her parents' GoFundMe.
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Old Kira called the couple "the hardest"
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She went on to say that they are no longer able to work due to physical illness and they have nowhere to go.
Police Chief Brandon standry said the town provided resources for people in need like Speidels, adding that they thought they had no choice, which was tragic.
Jodi Speidel mentioned in her online request that she had applied for help and was told to wait. Her giveaway.
Com activity description shows that Speidel is still able to find a new job despite her weakness, but she needs some help to connect her paychecks before they start coming in