PITTSBURGH — Two bodies were found shortly after midnight inside a home in Pittsburgh’s Allentown neighborhood, police said.
Homicide detectives spent nearly three hours collecting evidence and talking with neighbors at the scene on Manton Way.
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Investigators did not release details about the identities of the people or how they died.
Channel 11's Mike Holden reported that police found the decomposed bodies after they received a 911 call.
Neighbors told Channel 11 News that an older couple lived in the house, but they had not seen them for months.
"I figured she'd passed or something had happened, but I didn't think that she was still in there," neighbor Michelle Douthett said.
"They were obviously living in squalor. You can see it from the outside."
Most of the homes on the street are abandoned.
Stay with Channel 11 News and WPXI.com for the latest on this developing story.
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