New Details of Deadly Albany Fire Investigation
Investigators expect to share more information later this week about the cause of last week's deadly fire on Twiller Street.
A fire broke out at 23 Twiller St. and spread to two neighboring buildings, resulting in the deaths of 52-year-old Erick DeCamp, 47-year-old Eric Peterson, 4-year-old Leroy, 3-year-old Joanie, and 6-year-old Annie.
According to Albany Fire Chief Joseph Gregory, the investigation is being jointly handled by the Albany Fire Department, the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control, and the Albany Police Department.
Related news includes the demolition of the home where the deadly fire occurred and the ongoing efforts of firefighters to determine the cause of the fire that killed five people.
Red Cross is helping seven people affected by the fire.
Author's summary: Deadly Albany fire investigation update expected soon.
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