US EditionMummified Body Found After Fire In Philadelphia: Reports
- Early Monday morning, Philadelphia firefighters responded to a fire at the vacant 5700 block of Rising Sun Avenue and found a mummified body inside during overhaul.
- Investigators have not determined the cause of the fire at the vacant jewelry store where the mummified body remains unidentified.
- Firefighters responded to a vacant property on Rising Sun Avenue early Monday, saw smoke from a rear window, and discovered a mummified body during overhaul operations.
- Firefighters secured the site, transporting remains for autopsy while city crews boarded up the vacant building.
- Philadelphia fire investigators found a mummified body inside a vacant, fire-damaged property on Rising Sun Avenue early Monday, raising ongoing safety concerns in the Crescentville community.
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(WPHL) -- After battling the blazes at a building in Lawncrest, investigators made a shocking discovery when a decomposing body was found on the second floor away from the flames. According to the officials, the fire occurred on the first floor of a vacant three-story building on Rising Sun Avenue and Sentner Street. After quickly putting out the fire on the first floor, a body was found on the second floor. "EMS evaluated the person and determi…
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Firefighters in Northeast Philadelphia discovered a “mummified” body inside a home after they extinguished a fire early Monday morning, prompting an investigation from local law enforcement. Officials said fire crews discovered a “mummified body (possibly a female)” that was pronounced at 4:10 a.m. Law enforcement also reported that the remains were likely in the property for some time before the fire occurred. The remains — which officials did …
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Firefighters in Northeast Philadelphia discovered a “mummified” body inside a home after they extinguished a fire early Monday morning, prompting an investigation from local law enforcement. Officials said fire crews discovered a “mummified body (possibly a female)” that was pronounced at 4:10 a.m. Law enforcement also reported that the remains were likely in the property for some time before the fire occurred. The remains — which officials did …
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