He said the fire that engulfed the large waterfront Victorian home was accidental, according to preliminary findings, but an investigating is ongoing.
I screwed this post up. I did not see anything on FR about this.
Her contractor boyfriend made a boneheaded decision, and now 5 people are dead
Two people made tragic mistakes, now the woman has to try and live with this the rest of her life
This is such an awful story
Almost identical story of loss in Australia, except the father survived,so far
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2078785/Matt-Golinski-Celebrity-chef-fighting-life-house-killed-entire-family.html
embers will do that... all...make sure it is out...
The contractor/ family friend/ boyfriend is going to jail for a long time. He will not be “getting through this”.
Gross negligence with the ashes, no CO, no fire detectors, knowledge of the home’s balloon construction, five people dead yet he’s still alive... see ya.
http://www.wcax.com/story/16398832/construction-worker-saves-burlington-family-from-fire
This story is odd. Why would someone discard ashes after 3 AM? Anyone who has ever had a fireplace wouldn’t do that. They would wait until the next morning at least, and then place the ashes in a metal ash bucket that has a tight metal lid, which is usually kept on the hearth.
Better coverage in this story. The Stamford municiapl ass is covered because they had not issued the CO for the property. Legally, it appears that no one should have been living there yet.
Nowadays, not too many people know about fireplaces.