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

Four people were found dead in a New Hampshire home on Christmas Day of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, officials said.

MEREDITH, N.H. (AP) — A Massachusetts couple and their two daughters were identified by authorities Friday as the victims of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning after they were found dead at their lake house in New Hampshire on Christmas Day.

Fire officials are reminding people of the importance of having working carbon monoxide alarms in their homes after a Massachusetts family died from CO poisoning on Christmas Day.

The victims have been identified as Matthew, Lyla, Valerie, and Violet Goldstein, officials said. Matthew was a teacher at a Brookline school.

Four adults were found dead in a New Hampshire home from what investigators believe was carbon monoxide poisoning

In October, two people were killed by carbon monoxide in Bedford, N.H., about 50 miles south of Wakefield. An elderly couple, 78-year-old David P. Moore Jr. and 79-year-old Janice G. Moore, were identified as the victims.

A family of four tragically passed away on Christmas Day following a suspected carbon monoxide leak at their New Hampshire lake house. According to the New York Post, members of the Goldstein family of Newtown,