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A South Carolina couple was found dead in their house over the weekend after police said the home heater reached 1,000 degrees, according to a police report.

A South Carolina couple was found dead in their house over the weekend after police said the home heater reached 1,000 degrees, according to a police report.

Family members called for a welfare check for the couple, who was found dead, and fire crews measured their home heater at over 1,000 degrees.

A South Carolina couple was found dead in their house over the weekend after police said the home heater reached 1,000 degrees, according to a police report.

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