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State Police say autopsy results will probably be released Saturday in the deaths of three people whose bodies were found in Alton Monday night.
Spokesman Steve McCausland says the autopsies are taking longer than expected.
The bodies of 43-year-old Scott Reed, his wife, 39-year-old Danielle Folsom Reed, and 41-year-old Daniel Young of Bradley were found inside the Reeds' home in Alton.
Police have not said how the three were killed or offered an explanation for their deaths, but, McCausland confirmed the Reeds were estranged and their separation likely had something to do with their deaths.
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State Police Wait for Autopsies on Three Deaths in Alton
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