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Child may have started deadly Kokomo blaze, though official cause undetermined, investigators say


Child may have started deadly Kokomo blaze, though official cause undetermined, investigators say
Lawrence Andrea, Indianapolis Star
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Investigators of a February house fire in Kokomo that killed three young siblings could not determine a cause of the fire but said they "cannot rule out" the possibility one of the children started the blaze in an upstairs bedroom.
A "human element" likely played a role in the Feb. 27 house fire in the 13000 block of South County Road 300 East in Miami County that killed Miracle Gingerich, 6, Steven Gingerich, 5, and Wilma Gingerich, 1, according to Miami County Sheriff's Sgt. Gary Glassburn.

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Kokomo fire that killed three may have been set by one of children


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Investigators of a February house fire in Kokomo that killed three young siblings could not determine a cause of the fire but said they "cannot rule out" the possibility one of the children started the blaze in an upstairs bedroom.
A "human element" likely played a role in the Feb. 27 house fire in the 13000 block of South County Road 300 East in Miami County that killed Miracle Gingerich, 6, Steven Gingerich, 5, and Wilma Gingerich, 1, according to Miami County Sheriff's Sgt. Gary Glassburn.
Investigators found no evidence that "faulty equipment or other ignition sources" like wiring, outlets or a power strip started the fire and noted interviews with family members revealed one of the children had previously set fires in the house.

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Cause undetermined after 3 siblings die in Miami Co. fire but evidence says fire was set


Miracle Gingerich, 6, Steven Gingerich, 5, and Wilma Gingerich, 1, were found unresponsive on Feb. 27 after a fire broke out at their home in the 13000 block of South County Road 300 East.
The children’s mother, Laura Gingerich, called 911 and said there was heavy smoke in the house and that her three children were trapped inside.
According to state police, early evidence indicated Laura was in a downstairs bathroom while the children were in the second-floor room. She smelled smoke and tried to get to her children but the smoke was too thick for her to make it up the stairs. Then she called 911, according to ISP.

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Students, staff in Peru deal with loss after deadly fire near Kokomo


Teachers at Pipe Creek Elementary School this week have had to balance their own grief with that of their students. 
"They’re sad," said Laura Fulton, principal of the Peru, Indiana school. "They walk into the classroom and see that empty desk sitting there."
Three siblings — 6-year-old Miracle Gingerich, 5-year-old Steven Gingerich and 1-year-old Wilma Gingerich — died Saturday, Feb. 27, in a fire at their home in the 13000 block of South County Road 300 East in Miami County north of Indianapolis.
“It’s been surreal," Fulton added. "This is my 28th year in education, and it’s the first time I’ve ever dealt with the death of a student."

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Three children killed in Saturday house fire


Three children died Saturday after they were pulled from a burning home in southern Miami County.
Miracle Gingerich, 6, Steven Gingerich, 5, and Wilma Gingerich, 1, were pulled from the home by firefighters and taken to area hospitals where they later died, a news release from the Indiana State Police said.
Miami County Central Dispatch first received word of the fire at the home at 13475 South Miami County Road 300 East at 10:48 a.m., the release said.
The release identified the caller as Laura Gingerich, 27, a resident of the home, who reported heavy smoke and that her three children were trapped inside the residence.

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Authorities: 3 siblings killed in central Indiana home fire

Authorities: 3 siblings killed in central Indiana home fire
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Three young children dead in Kokomo area house fire


Three young children dead in Kokomo area house fire
Three young siblings died from injuries suffered in an early Saturday morning house fire in Miami County.
Indiana State Police Sgt. Tony Slocum said 6-year-old Miracle Gingerich, 5-year-old Steven Gingerich and 1-year-old Wilma Gingerich were trapped inside their home in the 13000 block of South County Road 300 East.
Slocum said their mother, Laura Gingerich, called 911 around 10:50 a.m. Saturday to report that her children were in the burning residence. Firefighters that arrived shortly after 11 a.m. found the children in a second-floor room that contained heavy smoke.
The children were all found unconscious and not breathing, Slocum said. Miracle was taken to a Kokomo hospital, while Steven and Wilma were taken to a Peru hospital.

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