81-year-old husband, ed. firefighters later found him inside. he had been unable to escape. the victim that was located was in a rear bathroom, and he was in cardiac arrest at that time. ed camiolo was pronounced dead at the hospital. rosalie died, too, a result of smoke inhalation. how horrible it must have been for my uncle, what he went through to be burned, and my aunt, how horrible it must have been for her. the firemen at the scene didn t see anything suspicious. there was a general consensus that the fire was accidental in nature and most probably the result of the careless handling of smoking materials, either a cigarette or a match to light the cigarettes. paul camiolo told investigators his mother was a chain smoker and that she probably started the fire accidentally.
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heart attack, protecting his home from the flames. hundreds of families are waging the same fight. including a group of hot shot crews and aerial support. they know they have to be ready to go if the fire gets too close. but i can t panic, because if i panic, then my kids are going to panic, my mom will panic and it just won t stop. more than 150 homes have been destroyed. the forecast calls for lower temperatures and higher humidity. which could help save many lives. chicago s gun violence came roaring back this weekend, killing four people, including an 11-year-old girl. shamiya adams at a sleepover when a stray bullet came through the window. family and neighbors remembered her in several vigils to mourn and protest. and since friday shootings have claimed the lives of shamiya and three other people and injured 32 more. r.j. reynolds promises to appeal after it was ordered to pay a florida widow more than $23 billion in punitive damages. cynthia robinson s husband was a long
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investigators his mother was a chain-smoker and that she probably started the fire accidentally. paul said he was asleep upstairs when he heard his father calling him. paul! paul! he said there was a small fire on the sofa which his mother was trying to put out. he ran to the kitchen, got a pitcher of water and threw it on the sofa but it made the fire worse. he told his parents to go out the back door, he called 911. then he went out the front door to his car. he was in his underwear i believe at the time. had his car parked out in front. and had a gym bag in his car and he felt he could get shorts or clothes to put on. what doesn t make sense to me was paul s story. to this day i have problems with what he says happened. this incident raised eyebrows among investigators. he went in an entirely different direction. i mean, i think common sense dictates that you re going to make sure you folks get out of the house. and the way to make sure that