Officials give causes of death for 2 men found in Arlington Heights condo complex utility room

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. (WLS) -- Two men who were found dead Friday evening in a utility room at a residential complex in the north suburbs have now been identified, officials said. It was ruled a murder-suicide.

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The men were found dead around 4:30 p.m. Friday at Dana Point Condominiums on East Central Road in the 1500 block of East Central Road Arlington Heights, police said.

Police and fire department members responding to a 911 call found two people unconscious in a utility room who had "experienced traumatic injuries and were beyond medical care." It was later confirmed they were both dead.

Arlington Heights police said Friday that "Information was received that confirms the two deceased had an employment relationship as a supervisor and employee."

The men were identified as 53-year-old Juan Medina and Steven M. Weigensberg, whose age was not listed, the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office said Saturday. Weigensberg's death was ruled a homicide and Medina's death was ruled a suicide. The exact manner of their deaths has not been revealed.

This story was updated after the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office initially reported earlier Saturday that both men's deaths were homicides.

Police continue to investigate and no further information was available.