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Many interviews for the book took place at Cain’s Ballroom and the Mercury Lounge in Tulsa in addition to the Tower Theater in Oklahoma City.

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news@tribtoday.com Staff photo / Raymond L. Smith Mark Gibbs Jr. of Gibbs Construction, North Jackson, demolishes what remained of the house at 2853 Woodland St., Warren, where two people died of smoke inhalation in a New Year’s Day fire. WARREN — The house where a mother and son died in a Jan. 1 fire was demolished Tuesday. The 2853 Woodland St. structure, heavily damaged by the New Year’s Day fire, was leveled by Gibbs Construction of North Jackson. Mark Gibbs Jr., who was knocking down the structure, said the company was contracted by Warren to remove the remainder of the house.

The investigation is continuing into the New Year’s Day fatal Warren fire in which a mother and her young son perished. Right now, investigators are calling the cause “undetermined,” but an in-depth report released by the Ohio Fire Marshal already indicates that careless use of smoking materials are a possible cause. Cassandra Gray, 34, and her 5-year-old son Otto Gray, died from smoke inhalation, according to the Trumbull County coroner. “The careless use of smoking materials cannot be eliminated as a possible ignition source for this incident,” assistant state fire Marshal Todd ...