BUHL, Idaho — The Twin Falls County coroner is investigating the deaths of a husband and wife who were found unresponsive at Miracle Hot Springs.
85-year-old Robert Berentz and 80-year-old Karen Woolley-Berentz of Filer had rented a private room at the hot springs. Staff who checked on them during their stay on Monday found them face down floating in the water, Twin Falls County Coroner Gene Turley said.
Turley also said both were pulled out of the water for potential CPR, "which was not performed."
The cause of death is listed as pending, but a possible drowning, Turley said in an email to KTVB.
Idaho authorities are working with police in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to complete family notifications, Turley said.
In a statement posted on Facebook, management for Miracle and Banbury Hot Springs thanked first responders for their "quick and professional response to the tragedy."
"To give the most respect to the family members, we are not able to give out any information regarding the incident. We ask that you help us maintain their privacy at this time," the statement continued. "Our hearts go out to the Berentz family for their tragic loss, and we offer our sincere condolences and prayers."
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