Two bodies were discovered inside an apartment-like structure above a garage in Whittier after a fire broke out, reports The Los Angeles Times. Police and fire personnel responded to what authorities described as an apartment-like structure above a garage. Los Angeles County Fire Inspector Keith Mora said firefighters found the structure "fully involved" upon arrival. Firefighters knocked down the fire around 7:25 a.m., he said. During the preliminary search, authorities found two adults in the back room of the structure. Both were pronounced dead at the scene, Mora said. The victims' age and gender were not immediately known. Mora said the cause of the fire is also unclear. He did not rule out arson. Read more of the story herehttp://lat.ms/1eYTa8f
Two bodies were discovered inside an apartment-like structure above a garage in Whittier after a fire broke out, reports The Los Angeles Times. Police and fire personnel responded to what authorities described as an apartment-like structure above a garage. Los Angeles County Fire Inspector Keith Mora said firefighters found the structure "fully involved" upon arrival. Firefighters knocked down the fire around 7:25 a.m., he said. During the preliminary search, authorities found two adults in the back room of the structure. Both were pronounced dead at the scene, Mora said. The victims' age and gender were not immediately known. Mora said the cause of the fire is also unclear. He did not rule out arson. Read more of the story herehttp://lat.ms/1eYTa8f
Two bodies were discovered inside an apartment-like structure above a garage in Whittier after a fire broke out, reports The Los Angeles Times. Police and fire personnel responded to what authorities described as an apartment-like structure above a garage. Los Angeles County Fire Inspector Keith Mora said firefighters found the structure "fully involved" upon arrival. Firefighters knocked down the fire around 7:25 a.m., he said. During the preliminary search, authorities found two adults in the back room of the structure. Both were pronounced dead at the scene, Mora said. The victims' age and gender were not immediately known. Mora said the cause of the fire is also unclear. He did not rule out arson. Read more of the story herehttp://lat.ms/1eYTa8f
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