Kelly Lavers wipes a tear as her husband, Jeff, tells the House Transportation and Policy Finance Committee March 16 of the circumstances surrounding the death of their son, Tyler, from carbon monoxide poisoning while he was installing speakers in his car. The Lavers came to testify for the so-called “Tyler’s Law,” that would make carbon monoxide awareness part of driver’s training. (Photo courtesy of the Minnesota House of Representatives)
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