Story out of Bossier City, Louisiana:
The deaths of the Bossier City twins discovered in a truck over the weekend were heat-related, according to preliminary autopsy results. Oliver and Aria Orr, 3, were found unresponsive by their mother inside the family's pickup truck in the driveway of their Horseshoe Trail home on Saturday afternoon.
Emergency responders attempted to resuscitate the children, but they were pronounced dead at Willis-Knighton Bossier hospital.
Neighbors have told police that the twins' mother, who was home at the time, had contacted them saying she was looking for the children.
"She just said that she had fell asleep and now the door was wide open and the babies were gone," said next-door neighbor Rhonda Matthews.
Matthews said after a search, the mother found Aria in the front seat and she found Oliver in the back seat, looking like he had been sleeping.
"He was sitting in the floorboard and he had put his head in the seat," Matthews said. "I did CPR on both of them." But, Matthews said neither of the toddlers responded to CPR.
Investigators are still working to determine whether the children would have been able to open the door of the truck themselves, but Natale was not able to say for sure whether the truck had been locked. He did confirm that a step-stool was found next to the truck. It is not known how long the children were missing. Cont. (Video)
Story from - KSLA
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