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With the bits and pieces they did not even want to tell us who made the 911 call. and who else was there before the police arrived and how those individuals could have contaminated the crime scene? it is a troubling investigation at this stage. jon: as possible the friends who came to the house were calling the phones of the deceased so they said they are unconscious or whatever but a lot of questions as you say. ted williams live from moscow, idaho. thank you. we will be back with more in just ...

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Damages are estimated at $15,000.

HANNIBAL — When Mark Kempker first watched the television show "Emergency!" as a young boy in the 1970s, he knew that he wanted to be a firefighter.

Former Flint Chief Ray Barton took ABC12s Matt Franklin through the moment he found out he was being let go and tells us why he stands by his report about

Firefighters rushed to put out a fire that initial reports said had trapped three teenagers inside a burning building, but found all occupants safe outside.

As a result of the efforts of eight fire tenders over the course of many hours, the fire was brought under control.

Firefighters said the house took serious damage, but no one was hurt.

Larry McFarland, 62, of Gary, was killed in a fire in an apartment building Oct. 8.