Tragic accident: Ex-model Dayle Haddon dies of carbon monoxide poisoning

Tragic accident: Ex-model Dayle Haddon dies of carbon monoxide poisoning

Former supermodel Dayle Haddon was discovered dead in her luxury home in Solebury Township, Pennsylvania, on Friday. The 76-year-old Haddon probably died of carbon monoxide poisoning, investigators reported. The emergency call was triggered when a man was found unconscious in an annex. Paramedics found Haddon a short time later in her bedroom, where the deadly gases were also detected. Emergency services said initial measurements showed extremely high levels of carbon monoxide, indicating a serious problem with the heating system, they said oe24.at.

The entire tragedy occurred at 6:30 am when the police were alerted. In addition to the deceased Haddon, another man was taken to hospital, although his condition is unclear. Loud usatoday.com Two paramedics were also affected by carbon monoxide and had to be treated. Haddon, who originally comes from Montreal, was one of the most famous models of the 1970s and graced numerous covers of magazines such as “Vogue” and “Playboy”. She was also active as an actress and worked as a UNICEF ambassador for humanitarian projects.

In addition to her modeling and acting talents, Haddon was also an author and founded the charity WomenOne, which promotes educational opportunities for girls and women. Her daughter, Ryan Haddon, who owns the home with her husband, actor Marc Blucas, is currently at the center of her mother's grief.