Story out of Seychelles, Africa:
Two American sisters were found dead without any signs of injuries while vacationing in Seychelles this month, local authorities said.
Resort management discovered Robin Korkki, 42, and her sister, Annie Korkki, 37, "unresponsive" in their villa on September 22, according to Seychelles police spokesman Jean Toussaint.
"Preliminary examination done by the police on their bodies did not show any signs of violence," Toussaint said.
Seychelles authorities are in contact with the US Embassy there, he said. He declined to provide further information, citing privacy and ongoing investigations.
Seychelles, off Africa's east coast, is a popular tourist destination because of its pristine beaches, warm water and coral reefs. The sisters were staying in Mahe, one of 115 islands in the nation.
They arrived in Seychelles on September 15, and were due to leave on September 24, two days after they were found dead. Cont.
Story from - CNN
Update - Two American sisters found dead in their tropical island villa while vacationing in Seychelles died of excess fluid in their lungs, according to police in the African archipelago nation. -CTV News/AP
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