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Survivor in the van. My biggest thing is i hope they didnt suffer. Because, the car did catch on fire. And there were children in the car. And theres no reason. There is no reason for that to happen. Reporter marinela and her children were inside the mini van when it burst into flames we church. We do question how it happened. You know. Why did it happen . Reporter according to eyewitnesses, the driver who slammed into the mini van was street racing. Investigators tell us 22year old pablo cortez was speeding at the time. But there is no evidence to prove he was racing. He and his passenger wer...

Even killing some animals. Tonight, we hear from the owner of that billing. Paul mueller joins us live from town and country at the scene and i can still see the smoke behind you paul. Reporter yeah, it is still billowing up jen. Good evening. The owner as you can imagine is in shock right now. The building you are looking at behind me, 14,000 square feet. A total loss. Get a good live look. Firefighters demolishing it after getting the flames and inside that building, as you said, two dozen animals. The sad news here, several of them including a monkey, are dead. Now, the fire broke out just ...

An aerial view in frostproof. It happened at 6 00 this morning. As jorge pulled out of his neighborhood onto highway 27, they were hit by a chevy silverado. Investigators believe he never saw it coming. His parents always worried about it. They told him to watch going out there. It is horrible trying to get out. It just really is. It is just heartbreaking. Reporter the teens attended frost proof high school. Jorge was getting ready we are told he had just started working to buy his cap and gown. Now instead of a celebration, the family must grieve. We think of them every day. Reporter and the ...

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