Carbon Monoxide Suspected in 'Buckwild' Deaths April 2, 2013 Carbon monoxide poisoning is suspected in the death of MTV reality series star Shain Gandee and two other men, whose bodies were found Monday inside a Ford Bronco submerged in deep mud. Police are awaiting autopsy results before releasing a cause of death but confirmed that the muffler of the Bronco in which Gandee, 21, was found in the driver's seat was completely below the mud's surface. Gandee's uncle, David Gandee, and another man, identified Monday as 27-year-old Donald Robert Myers, were also found dead inside the SUV. "There was no damage to the vehicle from an impact, it was just stuck in a mud hole," Cpl. B.D. Humphreys with the Kanawha County Sheriff's Office told ABCNews.com. Gandee, of Sissonville, W. Va., and his uncle were last seen around 3 a.m. Sunday at Larry's Bar where they told friends they were leaving to go four-wheeling. Some 30 hours later, the county dispatch received a call of a disabled vehicle in a rural part of the county and used all-terrain vehicles to access the area, finding Gandee's Bronco upright but submerged in deep mud, according to Humphreys. "I don't think that it's an unreasonable theory but we're going to wait and see what the medical examiner's autopsy reveals," he said of reports that the men likely died from carbon monoxide poisoning because of the muffler's position beneath the mud. The area where the Bronco was found is one mile from Shain Gandee's residence in Sissonville, a rural part of West Virginia, according to officials. Police used a bulldozer to remove the Bronco from the mud. MTV announced in February that "Buckwild," which followed the exploits of Gandee and his friends and family, would return for a second season. Early Tuesday morning the cable network confirmed it would suspend production of the reality series. A spokesperson for MTV released a statement to ABCNews.com: The relative with Shain Gandee at his last public appearance said his family - father, Dale, mom, Loretta and older sister, Shalena - is struggling with their loss. "Shain's dad lost his son and his brother, two people very important to him in his life, in the same day," Ashlee Gandee, 32, Shain's second cousin, told ABCNews.com. They're taking it hard, as they should be. Ashlee Gandee is the owner of Gandee's General Store in Crown Center, Ohio,where crowds of fans came to see Shain Gandee last Saturday at the store's grand opening. The reality TV star went "muddin,'" the term for the driving in the mud that Shain Gandee was doing at the time of his death, with a group of attendees on Saturday and now those friends are raising money for the family with a benefit "Muddin' Run" to be held tomorrow in Ohio. "We're taking all the proceeds and bringing them to us to send Shane's parents," Ashlee Gandee said. Whatever expenses they need to keep from being burdened. "Buckwild" first premiered on MTV in January amid criticism that it depicted negative stereotypes of West Virginians. That is just wrong," wrote Manchin. Some television critics even called the show the "Redneck Jersey Shore," which debuted in the same time slot that show once held on MTV. Shain Gandee's costars took to Twitter to express their grief in the hours after his death. "I just don't understand," tweeted Shae Bradley. Just woke up and it's not all just a night mare. Rip Shain Gandee. You are an angel, I know you will watch over me," wrote Ashley Whitt. ABC News' Josh Haskell contributed to this report.