Chestermere house fire that killed 7 people deemed not suspicious
A house fire that killed seven people, including four children, in Chestermere, Alta., at the start of July has been deemed non-suspicious by investigators.
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Posted: Jul 12, 2021 4:18 PM MT | Last Updated: July 12
The cause of the fire has not been determined but a preliminary investigation does not indicate criminal activity, according to RCMP.(Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press)
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In the early morning of July 2, flames tore through a Chestermere home on Oakmere Close. Three adults and four children from two related families died in the fire, while a man and four other children managed to escape.
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The cause of the fire has not been released, but RCMP said in a news release on Monday that an investigation with the Chestermere Fire Department and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has determined the blaze was not suspicious in nature.
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In the early morning of July 2, flames tore through a Chestermere home on Oakmere Close. Three adults and four children from two related families died in the fire, while a man and four other children managed to escape.
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The cause of the fire has not been released, but RCMP said in a news release on Monday that an investigation with the Chestermere Fire Department and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has determined the blaze was not suspicious in nature.
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