09-28-2012, 10:31 PM
http://www.t-g.com/story/1898851.html
... Teeth mentioned earlier by Thomas as having been found in the debris and taken to a dentist for inspection did not belong to one of the children, Thomas said.
"They turned out to be some old dental work," the chief said.
The fire may have been fueled by gas tanks in the home, according to the fire chief.
"We found about 30 to 35 gas grill bottles in the basement," Thomas said. "From time to time they would explode when we were fighting the fire."
Blue flames, indicating the presence of gas, were occasionally visible Sunday night. ...
Wow, the propane tanks in the basement would explain why that fire burned so hot. I still haven't read anywhere what investigators think caused the fire in the first place.
It seems kind of odd to me that old dental work teeth would survive and the children's teeth wouldn't.
... Teeth mentioned earlier by Thomas as having been found in the debris and taken to a dentist for inspection did not belong to one of the children, Thomas said.
"They turned out to be some old dental work," the chief said.
The fire may have been fueled by gas tanks in the home, according to the fire chief.
"We found about 30 to 35 gas grill bottles in the basement," Thomas said. "From time to time they would explode when we were fighting the fire."
Blue flames, indicating the presence of gas, were occasionally visible Sunday night. ...
Wow, the propane tanks in the basement would explain why that fire burned so hot. I still haven't read anywhere what investigators think caused the fire in the first place.
It seems kind of odd to me that old dental work teeth would survive and the children's teeth wouldn't.