[cgk]

Thank you for posting that story. How tragic; that poor girl's family. I always hope the cause is accidental and not some arsonist on the loose. I remember when we lived in So. Philly it seemed like every day on the news there was a fire burning down a home somewhere. I had never seen anything like it, being from CA. Our fires out here are wild mostly, in the hills and such.

Now, with today's explosion here in the valley, you can only wonder what's behind it. The recent warnings, combined with the unfortunate seedy nature of this area (meth labs galore), you can only hope it's accidental for those involved.

Mrs Kus

[Joe Hadenuf]

The recent warnings, combined with the unfortunate seedy nature of this area (meth labs galore), you can only hope it's accidental for those involved.

Most of the meth labs in populated areas are long gone. They found it much more friendly to go rural. Trust me.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

We noticed the same thing in Phily - fires every single day! Amazing........

They were showing pictures of this one earlier this morning and it was a horrible blaze....... they interviewed a man who helped pull some people to safety and he was just numb looking......he said they couldn't get the girl and you could see in his eyes what torment he was going through......