Monday, January 25, 2010

Firefighters Discover Bodies


"RICHMOND, VA - The Richmond medical examiner's office today said the three people found dead in a burning house Friday in Henrico County weren't fire victims but the victims of a murder-suicide.

"The office said Robert Ware and his son, Ashton Ware, were homicide victims, both killed by a single gunshot wound to the head, and Virginia Ware -- Robert's wife and Ashton's mother -- was a suicide victim, also killed by a gunshot wound to the head.

"Henrico police spokesman Eric Owens this morning said the county fire marshall's office has determined that the fire was started in the central portion of the home.

"`It appears the fire was started in an attempt to destroy the home,` he said. `We are still awaiting official lab results to determine what if any material was used to accelerate the fire.`

"The three bodies were pulled out of their brick-and-frame ranch house in the 1700 block of Debbie Lane early Friday afternoon.

"Neighbors saw the house on fire and called authorities at 8:18 a.m. Friday, and the first firefighters on scene found the bodies inside the burning house."


Source: Richmond Times-Dispatch...

2 comments:

  1. Question?
    How long does it take for a fire to make it way through a building before smoke is seen on the outside? And can a person be dead or unconscience for an hour an a half before the fire is publicized?

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  2. Can we before real! Something is up with this case, The fire was set to cover up evidence.

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