The victims of a suspected carbon monoxide incident in Wakefield, New Hampshire have been identified as the Goldstein family from Massachusetts.

Four people have died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in a New Hampshire residence, according to officials who reported that the victims were found dead on Christmas. The Wakefield, N.H. Police Department responded to 2962 Province Lake Road for a welfare check at around 4:21 p.m. on Wednesday.

The four individuals found dead inside a New Hampshire home on Christmas Day were identified as a family from Newton, Mass. by officials on Friday. All were suspected to have died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

Four people were found dead on Christmas in Wakefield, New Hampshire from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, the fire marshal said.

Four people found dead in a New Hampshire home on Christmas Day died of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, the state fire marshal said late Wednesday night.

First responders are reminding everyone to make sure their carbon monoxide detectors are working properly after four New Hampshire residents were discovered dead inside their home on Christmas Day.

Four people found dead inside a home in Wakefield, New Hampshire on Christmas, in an apparent carbon monoxide poisoning.

Four people died on Christmas in New Hampshire due to carbon monoxide poisoning, according to New Hampshire State Fire Marshal Sean P. Toomey, Wakefield Fire Rescue Chief Todd Nason and Wakefield Police Chief Michael Fenton.

Three people were found dead in a home in Butler County due to suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, authorities said. First responders were called to a home on College Street in Butler at around 5 p.m.