Three tourists from Massachusetts were found dead at a beach resort in Belize under mysterious circumstances. unbranded - Newsworthy unbranded - Newsworthy

Police are investigating the deaths of three women from Revere, Mass., found dead at a Belize resort. WBTS' Malcolm Johnson reports.

Authorities in Belize have determined the cause of death for three Massachusetts women who were found dead inside a luxury hotel earlier this month.An autopsy revealed blood in the women's lungs, CBS Boston reported.

Authorities in Belize have determined the cause of death for three Massachusetts women who were found dead inside a luxury hotel earlier this month.An autopsy revealed blood in the women's lungs, CBS Boston reported.

Police in Belize told ABC News on Wednesday that Wafae El Arar, 26, Imane Mallah, 24, and Kaoutar Naqqad, 23, who were found dead in their hotel room last weekend, had died of acute pulmonary edema.

Three young women from Massachusetts who were found dead at a beach resort in Belize had a build-up of fluids in their lungs, according to reports.

An investigation is underway after three Massachusetts women visiting Belize were found dead inside their hotel room. NBC News' Marissa Parra reports that a cause of death has not been determined.

The bodies of three Massachusetts women who died while visiting Belize will return to the U.S. on a flight Thursday.

Investigators in Belize say the three women from Massachusetts who died while on vacation had a build-up of fluids in their lungs. The three women from Revere, 23-year-old Kaoutar Naqqad, 24-year-old Imane Mallah,

Authorities in Belize have determined the cause of death for three Massachusetts women who were found dead inside a luxury hotel earlier this month.An autopsy revealed blood in the women's lungs, CBS Boston reported.

Hundreds of people turned out for a memorial service for three Massachusetts women who were found dead in a beachfront resort over the weekend in the Central American nation of Belize.The women — Wafae El Arar,

The mayor of Revere, Massachusetts, said the three were members of the community there and expressed concern over the level of transparency from Belizean authorities.