I live in a small town in southern Germany. One morning I drive through town on my way to work. I thought the chimney in a house smokes heavily though. When I looked more closely, I noticed that the roof truss was on fire. I stopped immediately and called the fire department. I immediately rang the bell at the house and was able to wake up and rescue 15 people. I was a fireman myself and knew immediately what to do. Some people don't dare to intervene or they just don't care. Even worse they film everything. In Germany, the filming of accident victims now costs a fine of €300.

@pbelle1971

Жыл бұрын

They were incredibly lucky you knew what to do. I totally agree with you, filming accidents and victims should be illegal.

@literalantifaterrorist4673

Жыл бұрын

@@pbelle1971 100%. My job as an EMT is already hard enough, I don’t need to have to be worried more about protecting my patient’s dignity and privacy. Unfortunately, I see some instances where cops could abuse a law like that, though.

@sarahsue4065

Жыл бұрын

I was shocked how many cars drove by ! They could have alerted the home owners at least !

@katelynnscholl836

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's incredible how many people just drive past and don't give it a second thought 😑. God bless you for knowing what to do in that situation.

@bagaboiebailey

Жыл бұрын

Having fines for filming sounds like a recipe for disaster when it comes to people's rights to film more important events (political corruption, etc)

A 66 year old woman and the home's two pet cats were tragically lost in this fire. From what I read in a shorter video, the woman who rolled out of the home at the beginning of this was screaming mom, it was her mother. My mom is the same age and she is everything to me, truly my entire world. I wouldn't be able to go on another day if this happened to her.

@janelleverchot

Жыл бұрын

that was my dad

@sherricollins6503

Жыл бұрын

@@janelleverchot Was this your home?

@themanhimselfsunny

Жыл бұрын

@@janelleverchot holy crap if that was your home i am truly so sorry for everything, my condolences.

@dianerobles7509

Жыл бұрын

Hi Janelle I'm so sorry for the loss of your dad try to move forward and do what your dad would like you to do💗🙏🏽💗

@lizardfirefighter110

Жыл бұрын

It cracks me up how people obviously see the fire and don’t make sure everyone is out or call the FD.

This gave me chills. Seeing that glow in the window, almost unnoticeable, quickly become an all consuming devastation so powerful you can hear the sizzle from the surveillance video, is just chilling.

@C.A._Old

Ай бұрын

same.

OMG: I didn’t realize it happened so fast. My brother was a volunteer fire fighter. Available at a moments notice, wherever he was. Unpaid!! Thank you to all firefighters around the world. 😊❤

@lmkk9118

3 ай бұрын

Flashover occurs within 3-5 minute of the fire first starting where the entire rooms is suddenly engulfed in flames with 1,100 degree temps. They're not kidding when they say you only have minutes to get out of your house

@djraythefurry0420

3 ай бұрын

It takes roughly 4 seconds for a curtain to light ablaze and 30 for it to set a large fire , most cloth being similar.. every second matters.

@copenhagen6116

3 ай бұрын

So do y’all just have a fire department in town to look pretty? Why did turner falls fire respond first? Why didn’t Erving respond first?

@djraythefurry0420

3 ай бұрын

@@copenhagen6116 a lot of fire departments do look pretty that is true , the problem is a lot of fire departments across America including volunteers, don't have enough money or funding to keep their vehicles consistently in check , or not the right vehicle for certain scenarios, for ex down here in Colorado a simple crew truck and a deck gun will do , But in NY especially a lot of fires are in multistory buildings so they need tower/ladder trucks to hit the roof tops . I'm not familiar with the area mentioned In your comment But it is possible to fire station referenced didn't have the right equipment and or vehicles to take that specific fire call And or maybe they did but they were busy? Lol hard to tell But it's definitely likely that they were not equipped to handle that big of a fire

@susannelson328

2 ай бұрын

Omg, I can't believe how fast that house was engulfed by the fire!

So many negative comments about how horrible that fire department is... too long to respond, firemen just walking around slowly, etc. FYI - that is a small, rural town, and the nearby fire departments are all volunteer or paid/on call, and they probably all responded from their homes or jobs. They don't have the manpower, equipment or training that full-time fire departments have. Give them a break. There are many, many rural communities all over the U.S. who are in the same situation, because the make-up of the rural areas don't have the tax infrastructure to support what larger towns and cities are able to provide.

@jennypurlock2280

Жыл бұрын

Cuz all these town got rid of volley and paid dept have 3 guys at station paid FF ruined the fire service

@Og-Judy

Жыл бұрын

Yes Most apparatus says "Turner's Falls" on them. Millers Falls is basically a census tract. Less than 2000 people living there.

@christlower3880

Жыл бұрын

I agree 100% with you everyone wants to talk negative about these companies nobody wants to give their time we need more volunteers we need more firemen instead of people on the sidelines running their mouths do something volunteer help your community fire companies out during desperate need more help give these guys credit they need it most

@robschmidt2309

Жыл бұрын

@@jennypurlock2280 You make no f..k..g sense. You'd be better off spending your time in school, learning to read and write, rather than watching fire videos and trying to write comments that don't add up to s..t.

@notanindianscammer7594

Жыл бұрын

No excuses they took way to long

I love how people just band together in these situations to help. RIP to the woman and animals that lost their lives.

@tuvoca825

Жыл бұрын

She may have been out feom the smoke before the fire moved anywhere near her. As fast as that went up... the houses need to be rebuit in that area. Too dangerous. At least get sprinkler systems and detectors hardwired in, to give them a chance to escape. But old houses... not sure if all owners can be convinced to pay the cash, or if they even have it. Amazed any of the building is still standing and didn't fall on anyone.

@deborahhughes6923

Жыл бұрын

Sad...

@stejer211

Жыл бұрын

I love how dozens of people saw the fire, couldn't give a sh!t and continued on their way, but all you saw was people band together.

@Migglefitch

Жыл бұрын

Excuse me? All I saw was car after car pass while flames were shooting out. That's all I saw. Nobody banded together until it was OBVIOUSLY TOO LATE

@Bring_Back_Stargate

Жыл бұрын

​@@Migglefitch In the beginning of the video, you could hear a man say that he already called 911. Reason why I didn't see anyone at first is bc he was on the phone. What pissed me off was those cars driving by! Except for the SUV, right before the delivery driver. 😭😭😭😭

10 minutes from the first possible 911 call (a car slowed down, they possibly noticed and called) to the first water on the fire. That's an amazing response time. Our local FD volunteers are likely up to 7 miles from the station and cover about the same distance. So that's 911 call, dispatcher relays info to FD, FD seems out the alarm to all volunteers, they stop what they're doing, maybe even have to get dressed, get in their car, haul ass up to 7 miles to the fire department, get in gear, get on the truck, haul ass up to 7 miles to get to the fire, drop the hose... as I said, 10 minutes is amazing. When you're sitting here watching it from first flame, yeah, it seems painfully slow, but it's the best anyone could possibly do.

@ruthanneluvsvacuuming6653

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much for pointing that out. The surveillance camera certainly didn’t dial 911. That car that stopped was most likely the first call for the fire.

@g_atoradebottle

19 күн бұрын

And the fact the town this happened in didn’t have a fire department, so this isn’t a bad response considering that aswell.

It made me cry to see the woman on her knees screaming and crying for her mom. So tragic.

@geneeverett7855

Ай бұрын

Didn’t she say Dog?

The poor girl screaming "Mom" broke my heart. Especially when the fire starts getting obscured by the smoke, and she starts to lose hope and gets quiter.

@isabellrc

Жыл бұрын

I was so caught up, I thought the woman who tumbled out had her son still in there. I can’t imagine knowing your loved one is engulfed in flames!!!

@snoski

4 ай бұрын

It's so unbelievably sad. I feel terribly for her

@SunsetEdits21

3 ай бұрын

Timestamp?

@NaniNyan101

2 ай бұрын

​@@SunsetEdits21i think around 5:42

@TaraBarch-qh4fb

Ай бұрын

💔💔💔💔

5 minutes from ignition to fully engulfed is the average time according to one of my lessons awhile ago at my fire department. This video really supports that concept, it used to be 30 minutes in the 80s or so for refference. All these synthetic materials burn really well, it's scary how much worse it might get in the future.

@OneSkiWonder

Жыл бұрын

All the construction contractors are interested in lighter weight materials. Those particle board I-beams for example. Less material, more surface area, less burn time required to destroy it. Hopefully one day contractors will start thinking less about the cost of material, and more about survivability in the event of a fire.

@taliakuznetsova7092

Жыл бұрын

@@OneSkiWonder oh thats a definitely a factor but mostly its all the oil products we have is what i was told. Plastics, synthetic fibers for clothes and chairs, etc. Oil burns really well.

@ESSER68NJ

Жыл бұрын

So this wasn't caused by arson but poor materials... Fn amazing I can't believe how fast it was, I do remember them burning slower back in the day. It's not like I see a house burn on a daily or yearly basis. But this vid just scares me to death. Thanks for your comment. Real eye opener.

@taliakuznetsova7092

Жыл бұрын

@@ESSER68NJ Unfortunately yes. If you have a wood stove and used a 2 liter bottle out of annoyance due to wet wood (guilty) you'll know once it melts that thing burns ripping violently. Now imagine a house filled with stuff like that. I can't remember if insulation is to blame as well, makes it hotter in the house due to keeping the heat inside and things reach their ignition points faster. That one isn't anyone's fault that's just thermodynamics. If you want I can ask at my meeting next Tuesday.

@maureenmcgrath5501

Жыл бұрын

@@ESSER68NJ o

I can't imagine my mother being in that house... I just can't. That's terrible, a person who's guided you your whole life, being lost in such a terrible way...

Nah i cannot believe how many people drove by that BRIGHT RED FIRE and didnt dare to stop to even call 911 or knock on the door....

It's scary how fast a fire can go from a little flicker to an raging fire in under 10 mins!

@bobvidoni5898

Жыл бұрын

A fire in a structure roughly doubles in size every minute or so.

@kgbiggie9871

Жыл бұрын

Building construction plays a huge part in this as well

@TheEDFLegacy

Жыл бұрын

@@kgbiggie9871 This absolutely. I've seen a number of different structure fires in my time, and as an electrician I've also done a number of retrofits on a variety of different structures. Some of the scariest structures are the unmodified century-old homes, as they have hollow spaces between the walls with no insulation whatsoever, no fireproofing whatsoever, and the wood is extremely dry from simply existing for over 100 years. These houses also sometimes have outdated wiring which at this point is so dangerous that many insurance companies won't insure a house with it. But in short, with the empty spaces inside the walls, a fire that gets inside the walls can basically consume the entire house within a few minutes, and just like how dry firewood burns a lot better than wet firewood, the house will burned super hot super quickly. What's also scary these days is, surprisingly, _modern_ homes. Although they have a ton of fireproofing, and even though it's hard to accidentally set a fire in one, what people don't realize is that the fireproofing chemical makeup includes - if I'm not mistaken - hydrocarbons. So even though it takes a really intense heat to start a fire in a modern home, once it starts, it becomes extremely stubborn and very difficult to fight. I have seen such homes get so hot that they actually caused neighboring homes to catch fire just from the residual heat alone. That being said, I would still prefer being in a modern home because it would still take time for that fire to reach that point, and I would have a lot more time to escape. Homes like this scare the crap out of me.

@JSAFIXIT

Жыл бұрын

@@TheEDFLegacy One thing about the old homes, most of them have thick plaster on the walls, that doesn't burn. I can't remember where I read this, but older homes typically go up slower than a modern home.

@pb6198

Жыл бұрын

That's what happens when you build houses with wood. America builds them from wood because the profit is higher, they don't give a shit that this is then the result

You may be correct but in saying it took 10 minutes to arrive but that’s 10 minutes after the fire was first visible in the lower corner window The fire wasn’t visible to the exterior until 2:30 assuming no one called it in from the inside of the house this would be the first time it would be noticeable Assuming someone called it in at that point subtract a minute to 2 minutes to take and dispatch the call Then you’re down to 6 minutes Subtract a minute to minute and a half for dressing and turning out your down to 4-5 minutes and 5 minutes travel time from the station to the scene Theres 10 minutes I’d say they did an excellent job responding The fire department can’t control how long it takes to get notified nor can they control the distance that they have to go to get to the scene

@Og-Judy

Жыл бұрын

That's why it's critical for others to get the occupants aware their home is on fire and to get TF out of the house

@jennypurlock2280

Жыл бұрын

They were shopping

@seand7349

Жыл бұрын

It's also a small fire department, with a mix of career and volunteer, covering 3 villages. I'd say their response time was pretty damn good, assuming it took several minutes before anybody called (it looks like the UPS driver was one of the first to stop). Obviously career showing up first, with the on-call vollys getting there as soon as they could. And a balloon frame house. You may as well have gasoline in your walls, they go up FAST. You pretty much go into a defensive attack immediately unless you catch it in the first minute.

@rushlynn1347

Жыл бұрын

They can control how long it takes to park.and get the hoses spraying. It took them a long time to get the water flowing. I thought for a minute they were going to make.smores and not extinguish the fire.

@jennypurlock2280

Жыл бұрын

@@rushlynn1347 omg that is best trolling of bad firefighters hahaha hahaha hahaha can I use that one hahaha hahaha hahaha

The black Jeep is my car. We were driving past in Miller’s to go to the bridge. When the tone dropped we went right past it, not knowing what it was. Apparently it was an old woman who smoked and had an air tank. The air tank exploded which resulted in a fire. We did not even know that there was a fire there If you look very closely, it started just as we drove past

As a Mom about to be 66, I can't imagine what the daughter and family went through! God rest her soul! Only positive thing that came out of this is the video!

@basrover6544

19 күн бұрын

What positive thing do you mean?

@hellalijah

19 күн бұрын

@@basrover6544I believe she means that this video captures the entirety of a fire and how quickly it can engulf a home. This is an excellent way to train new firefighters. Things like this are used as training all the time. Despite that, the loss of life definitely isn’t worth it. Not one bit.

Unbelievable video capture. Its very rare to observe a fire from the very beginning of the event . The vantage point is perfect, with audio as well , unbelievable. That deck gun was a game changer on this one.

@Nonameagain80

Жыл бұрын

It would be a good test on the accuracy of the fire examiner who says where it started to then see the video after concluding.

@mettler54

Жыл бұрын

Yeah the deck gun - buries a 3 point shot at the final buzzer- final score Fire 150, FD 3.

@pearlsswine

Жыл бұрын

Reality: people literally died and lives were ruined. You: whoa, sweet angle, bruh! Front row seats ftw

@Dr.Johnson

Жыл бұрын

@@pearlsswine lol. He's right tho, the camera footage with sound is astonishing.

@johnjohnsonsvideoarchive6883

Жыл бұрын

@@pearlsswine It's a morbid fact but these videos can be really helpful for training purposes. Hopefully saving lives in the future

It is just unbelievable how many people actually rode by that house and never seen nothing with the smoke and fire showing. I just seen where somebody was actually in the house my heart goes out to the family and friends such a tragedy. God bless you

@canlib

Жыл бұрын

No god only science and fact

@ghostbirdlary

Жыл бұрын

their eyes are supposed to be on the road

@radiohead2206

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same. Only the white car stopped. The rest were totally naive or just didn't care, not their problem. Nowadays it's just a big talk. So proud to be citizen. But when it comes time to sacrifice their time or things, then they remember their right of freedom.

@TopSecretVid

Жыл бұрын

Yes very sad to see that...

@weekdaycycling

Жыл бұрын

One life could have been saved if a driver noticed the flame and stopped to see if anyone was inside the house.

I would never put down a volunteer fire company or a payed one. The only question is the first truck to arrive has a deck gun. Our town is all volunteers and the first thing they do when hooking up is use the deck gun. This house went up pretty quick and they did a good job getting it under control. Thanks for sharing ✌️

Thanks to all the volunteers who put their lives on the line to help others 🙏

@Lower985

3 ай бұрын

Did they go in?

@nutterbuttergutter

22 күн бұрын

@@Lower985 Show some gratitude ingrate.

I had a house fire over 20 years ago, and still this video makes me cry...it stays with you forever ....my heart goes out to all involved

@shinyghist4901

Жыл бұрын

Wow man same but it happened to me like half a year ago 😢

@murraychadwick9362

Жыл бұрын

@@shinyghist4901 I glad you survived it.

@shinyghist4901

Жыл бұрын

@@murraychadwick9362 thank you. 🙏

@alexo6046

Жыл бұрын

I jus cried too thinking about my fire

@Txfreeandlovenit

Жыл бұрын

2010 was mine. Was accused of setting it, then firemen were arrested for setting it. Big news in Pa. They only got paid for fires they went out on so they went around setting them to get paid. CPT of one department was involved.

I used to live in Miller's Falls , it's a very small town and the closest other FD is 10 min away outside of the volunteers. These homes are very old and fire is detrimental very quickly. My condolences to the family who lost their loved one and the animals. 😭🙏

@Favorite-catNip

Жыл бұрын

😳😪

@Bring_Back_Stargate

Жыл бұрын

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@ryanangelone1165

Жыл бұрын

It was turners falls if u can read

@kimnaquin9128

9 ай бұрын

@@ryanangelone1165 Everything in the description says MILLERS Falls.... If you can read !!!! No need for nasty comments. Be Kind !!!!!! Prayers for all involved.

@blackchecker2009

5 ай бұрын

10 minutes is fast 🙄

My Son is a Fireman . This is so sad and scary at how fast the fire takes off.

My house burnt down June 4th last year. It was an electrical fire. It started in the kitchen behind the wall behind the stove. I lost 3 pets and everything I had. Lost my car because the fire was so hot that it melted the front right side. Prayers go out to this family. I’m so sorry for their loss. I know how it feels watching your life burn to the ground. 😭

@donnaleighjenkins4952

Ай бұрын

Oh my goodness, so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine. But you are here, "things" can be replaced, so glad you are here and ok. Take care & God bless you!

@kquiwi

29 күн бұрын

@@donnaleighjenkins4952Except for her pets... losing pets is so hard as well especially if you form emotional bond with each other and to know you will never see the m again it's just sad 😔

@donnaleighjenkins4952

29 күн бұрын

@kquiwi yes, I definitely agree. I have had to bury 3 dogs over the years, their ages were 14yrs, 6yrs and 11yrs. It was horrible. They were part of our family and we loved them so very much. We have a dog now that we've had since she was a puppy, same as the other 3, the dog we have now is 11yrs old. She's our girl, and we spoil her but she deserves it, she is a wonderful dog. ❤️

The women tried to save her mom. She kept screaming " Mom!!!" This is tragic. God bless this family.🙏🙏🙏

@libragirl4471

Жыл бұрын

Just pure heartbreak

@alastairjhunter3666

6 ай бұрын

I’m not sure this is a “high 5” post😳

@andry6702

4 ай бұрын

@@alastairjhunter3666that’s the praying emoji

@ErykRoll

4 ай бұрын

​@@alastairjhunter3666LMAOOO

@brokendiamond4830

4 ай бұрын

So the mom didn’t make it??!!

This video reminds me of an experience I had driving my school bus down a residential street back in 1976 in Kalamazoo, Michigan. It was just after I had dropped my high school kids off and I spotted smoke coming out under the eaves of a one story home. I stopped but everyone else was just driving by. I ran up and opened the side door to the neighbors house where a car was in the driveway and I see a guy sitting there nonchalantly drinking his morning coffee. I told him to call the fire department as the house next to him was on fire. I asked him if he knew if anyone was home as I ran back outside. He didn't know so I quick looked in the attached garage to see if there were any vehicles but there weren't any. I then kicked a locked entry door to the house open but as soon as I did thick smoke poured out and I could hear the fire picking up with the influx of air. I yelled got no response and closed the door but noticed clear air under the smoke. I guess I could have crawled under if I heard someone. I then ran back next door and got the neighbors garden hose and sprayed some water where the smoke was coming out under the eaves, of course that was worthless. The fire department got there probably about 5 minutes after the call. I handed the neighbor his garden hose said he might want to soak his house down. As I left I saw one fireman charge out of the fire truck with an axe to break out the windows, while others uncoiled hoses and a couple others geared up to go in. I was now a few minutes late for my elementary school pickup so I took off. Later returned after my run to tell the police that I was the one that kicked in the side door. Guess no one was home thankfully.

@lilak3010

Жыл бұрын

Scary this happened to my brothers in Clio, mi. Can't remember the year. Was on tv here

@lilak3010

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for reacting so quickly. Kudos for the bus driver job. I tried. I drive for a transportation company here in mi, that is based on a bus system for kids 💜🧡💖💙❤️

@hazelduerdoth7298

Жыл бұрын

I’ve read on the comments that a woman and 2 cats were inside and didn’t make it 😥😥

@markedwards8127

Жыл бұрын

@@hazelduerdoth7298 yes very sad. I always think of the pets trapped inside.

@hazelduerdoth7298

Жыл бұрын

@@markedwards8127 I know it breaks my heart when I hear of the animals in any situation like this , about 4 yrs ago my workplace factory was set fire to twice but the second time the entire building went up ( large print firm / family run buisness ) so I know the pain of losing something you work hard to archive wether it’s a home or company but the thought of losing someone or a pet is to much 😔

This is sad. I lost my dad at 18 years old right before I graduated high school (he had lymphoma) but losing someone from a house fire is a lot worse. More memories are just straight up gone. My heart hurts for this family

@geneeverett7855

Ай бұрын

Lost? They said clearly only a dog was still inside?

@kquiwi

29 күн бұрын

@@geneeverett7855I thought it was a mother inside

@basrover6544

19 күн бұрын

If there was someone in the house, why did they stay inside?😮

@TheDel4873

19 күн бұрын

@@kquiwi that’s what I thought.

If anyone is complaining about the response time of the fire department a quick Google search gives the answer. People are saying it took the fire department way too long. I am putting the first 911 call at 4:43pm on the time showing in the video. From the time the phone rang until the dispatcher answered and got all the information was probably 45 seconds, then when the dispatcher dispatched the call to the closest fire house and the bell went off at the station probably took another 45 seconds. So we are at a minute and a half. The firefighters had to stop what they were doing then run to the truck, maybe another 30 seconds, then they had to get into their turnouts, which the goal is to get into them in under 30 seconds. So we are at 2 minutes and 30 seconds. You can see the first fire truck to pull up says Turner Falls on it. From the exact address of the house to the fire station in Turner Falls is 3.3 miles away, Google is saying the drive time is 6 minutes. The fire truck pulled up at 4:50, which is 7 minutes after the first 911 call. That's a damn good response time.

All the people that ran towards the house to help are heroes

@eriksimca9409

Жыл бұрын

4:44 the dude who had run in the door and jumped out

@notreally2406

Жыл бұрын

Meh, or just curious

@tuvoca825

Жыл бұрын

@@eriksimca9409 almost died too

@canlib

Жыл бұрын

Not heros, just helpers

@amandamosteller1371

Жыл бұрын

@@eriksimca9409 I believe that was someone already inside the house. Unless they went in through the back because the door was opened from the inside. Then he tries to run upstairs to get his mother I believe.

It’s honestly so cool to see how firefighters do their job, see what their jobs are when they’re on scene.

I love how the guy decides to save his boat while the fire truck is moving in.

The delivery workers are now super heroes! They know their routes and always are willing to help. Thanks UPS guy.

The response time was great. I worked on a Rescue Squad with 24/7 station Manning, response time from tones to the farthest part of our ground was nearly ten minutes. This looks like a rural area with probably a volunteer department which makes the response time impressive. I now live across the pond in rural Wales and the response time to my neighbour's house when it was on fire was about 22 minutes.

@TheEDFLegacy

Жыл бұрын

*_22 MINUTES?!_* That is incredibly dangerous. Granted, rural areas can be really spread out.

@MusicLoverPearson

Жыл бұрын

The response time was a joke look how long it took for them to get there?

@collectivefilmgroup4241

Жыл бұрын

@@MusicLoverPearson I think the worst part was the third due engine guys didn't even have SCBA packs on upon arrival even though the packs were in the seats. Get dressed and be ready to fight fire upon arrival!

@mowglikorf2913

Жыл бұрын

@@collectivefilmgroup4241 there you go, you are absolutely right. Get fully dressed and ready while on your way. And the hoses, man i cannot watch that. They absolutely need to look at other countries how to handle them, folding has never been the right answer. Fold once then roll them up starting at the fold, easy to un-roll in one move. On here it is spagetti

@MusicLoverPearson

Жыл бұрын

@@collectivefilmgroup4241 yeah I've noticed that also that's a damn shame our NYFD can get a fire location less than five minutes after they received the first call. That's because there's a Fire station every ten blocks from each other.

Awesome response time for a volunteer department. In my area it’s generally 15-20 minutes depending on where you live in the county. Ambulance can be as long as 40 minutes.

I have a weird childhood memory from when I was in kindergarten. I was driving with my grandpa through a neighborhood and we noticed smoke coming out of someone’s basement windows. He said something about a smoke detector and I don’t know if anybody was home or not. But that was that, I don’t remember whatever became of that, but I do remember seeing fire trucks blazing by later that day. It’s just something that’s stuck with me for almost 30 years that I will never know the full details of.

This is why I installed commercial fire alarms in my house, heat detectors, photoelectronic smokes and 2 manual pull station by front and back door, got some horn strobes and strobes installed as well, my condolences go out to her and the fam!!

@blackmaxima

7 ай бұрын

Same.

@REMINECRIAN

Ай бұрын

What happens when you accidentally burn your food tho?

@davinhuffaker4670

16 күн бұрын

​@REMINECRIAN your neighbors will hate you

Wow! That was a stubborn fire. I asked my son who is a fire captain here in our moderately sized city about why they just walk around like that. He said that they have to follow protocol and must listen for instructions from the captains and fire chief, not run around like a bunch of keystone cops. You only see the frenzied “heroes” running in to the burning structure, explosions and all on shows like Chicago Fire. That’s not reality. I’m so sad to hear about the woman and her pets that didn’t make it out. Truly a tragedy.

@Tiopene_

Жыл бұрын

There is no need to run in this fire, fully involved structure, u won't save anything.

@jimwilson7364

7 ай бұрын

We would already have members on scene in their personal vehicles. We never waited on members at station. First there grab a truck and roll. In the 15 years I was a volunteer we had the quickest response time in the county. Call toned out until first truck called enroute was less than 2 minutes. Today it's all trained and by the book. You have to wait on instructions. Back then we knew what to do without being told. When had officers I was a Lieutenant. We saved houses that State Investigators said by all rights the house should have been ashes. In no way am I saying we were the best we just didn't have to be told every move to make. My heartfelt condolences to the family

@zosoxo3511

5 ай бұрын

I’m calling absolute bullshit from tones to in service was 2 minutes lmao you got 2 guys responding on a truck and waiting for others to meet on scene is just wack how are you gonna be efficient with 2 people on scene

@jimwilson7364

5 ай бұрын

​@zosoxo3511 sorry bud you are what you say. 5 members less than half a mile from station. Chiefs garage a 100 feet from station door. You think what you want I know the facts. Have a nice day living in the new generation

@1974greymalkin

5 ай бұрын

Running gets people hurt.

So if people are mad watching this because the FD took so long to get there. By CAR the drive is 6 minutes long, firetrucks go over the speed limit so that's about 5 minutes from the Turners Falls Fire Department (first firetruck on scene). The firefighters in the area are volunteers meaning they need to get dressed, haul ass to the fire station, get in their gear, get in the truck then drive to the scene. Millers Falls area is a rural area. That whole part of Massachusetts is. In reality they responded and got there VERY quickly. I checked the news for this fire and found that the Turners Falls Fire Department MIGHT'VE not been the only department to respond. I'm from the area and believe if more than 1 department responded then the next closest one is Greenfield (A town over from Turners Falls), which from there the drive to the fire is about 14 minutes. "Brunelle told Western Mass News the home appears to be a complete loss and crews from his department, along with several other communities, were on-scene for upwards of ten hours attempting to put out the flames" I suggest if you want more information about it just search the title of the video the town, type of fire and the date.

Woah - I have an office space just down the street from here. I saw that they were building on this lot and didn’t know this was why.

Every neighborhood has one shirtless guy who knows everything

@theresiasimon7593

Жыл бұрын

😄

@bobvidoni5898

Жыл бұрын

Yup... his mum died in that fire.

@2ruki.2nogi

Жыл бұрын

Yeeees.. shirtless guy knows how extinguish a fire, safe the man, lead the country, play a football, fix the car and of course he is a king of fishing! 😂

@BeautifulSpirit-kf5ld

Жыл бұрын

Most neighborhoods have more than one . they compete like dogs.

@redgreg2645

Жыл бұрын

They are either shirtless or they own a huge ass dog.

This is so eerie that it showed up tonight of all nights. This just happens to be the 4 yr anniversary of the night me & my husband went out to dinner and where almost home when we got a call that our home was on fire, our dream home with our 4 yr old female lab inside. It was fully engulfed by the time we arrived with fire dept in tow, who had been given the wrong address. Wasn't there fault but was still hard to see so many firefighters just standing in our yard doing nothing. But again not their fault. They all felt horrible and took up money for us and the next week brought us $5,000 that was much needed and so appreciated we both broke down and cried. It's been 4 yrs and it hasn't gotten any easier yet, feels like it was yesterday. My heart goes out to this family. 🙏

@misha2197

Жыл бұрын

I feel you my friend, my brother and I lost our house to a fire in 1985, we didn't have any pets at the time. To this day when I smell burning wood it always takes me back to that awful moment in time. Sorry for your loss. ❤

@FlashyKam72

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry. Your new dream home was lost? And your furbaby? How did it start? I feel you about tragedies and time not holding any relevance.

@lynnegackstetter2779

Жыл бұрын

So sorry you had to experience that. Just watching this video was traumatic. Great firefighters in this one.

@wjatube

Жыл бұрын

What was the cause of the fire?

@isabellrc

Жыл бұрын

Im so sorry to hear of all the houses, family’s affected in home fires!

So tragic. I accidentally set fire to my childhood home in early December of 2002. We were beyond lucky. No loss of life or massive structural damage. I applaud the firefighters for their quick response and effort. Things could have ended a lot differently that night.

It took that UPS person stopping to approach that fire ... nobody else was even headed over there 😢

In the space of about half an hour that entire family's life went from likely normal and peaceful, to being completely torn apart, by some unstoppable force of nature. It's humbling but also horrifying

@nameismetatoo4591

Жыл бұрын

And a good reminder to everyone to CHECK YOUR SMOKE DETECTORS FREQUENTLY. Working smoke detectors may not have stopped this fire, but they almost certainly would have saved a life here. By the time you notice a fire from the other side of your house, you may not have any more time to escape. 2/3 of fire-related deaths occur in homes without functioning smoke detectors.

@misha2197

Жыл бұрын

So true, I lost my house back in 1985. Fortunately we only lost the house and our stuff and no lives lost.

@thejakefromstatefarm6768

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been through this. Your whole life does change. One minute life is normal and the next minute you’re trying to find the door through the smoke and that’s alot harder than you would think. You get on your knees like they say to do and there is more air and less smoke but theres also absolutely no light. Pitch black from the floor to where the smoke is hovering. So you still can’t find the door. Once i finally got out and got my dogs out i had lost all my possessions and i was homeless.

@TheEDFLegacy

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't even say half an hour. I would say 5 minutes. That was unsurvival anywhere between 3 and 10 minutes, depending on whether the victim was at the same location as the fire (ie. Dropped cigarette from falling asleep while smoking), or on the upper floors. The sheer amount of heat to create that amount of fire so early on would have literally cooked that poor lady alive. 🥺 Unless the fire department was literally only a block away, I don't think the outcome would have been any different, unfortunately. 🥲

@hands-to-work1601

Жыл бұрын

@@thejakefromstatefarm6768 I am so sorry, I hope you are ok now.

What a tragedy! My the woman rest in peace. God bless the people who tried to rescue her. The fire moved so fast. Shame on all the people who drove by the house at first and ignored the smoke and flames.

@theinfodude9053

Жыл бұрын

The black jeep is my car

@PlstlyOblvs

4 ай бұрын

Did you see how many times the Penske truck drives by 🙄

@ThatOpalGuy

3 ай бұрын

Why?

I hope everyone made it out, I went through a fire when I was ten, we lost it all. We struggled for a long time living in a hotel room for six months. A family of five, my dad finally found a place to rent, life eventually got better but it took a long time. My dad was so stressed out I'm surprised he didn't have a heart attack, This was in the early seventies and things were much different back then, no property insurance or Red Cross to help you out.

@funbricks1

6 ай бұрын

Everyone inside died

Just looking at this in 2024. That video is superb as far as clarity

My heart goes out to the family that lost their mother in this horrible fire. It took a long time for bystanders to see the fire and alert the home.

@jeanreed1975

Жыл бұрын

Anyone driving by should have noticed early on and called the fire dept. They had to have seen flames &smoke as they stopped at the intersection. At least run to knock on the house door! Community negligence.

@teresaescobedo5504

6 ай бұрын

What you mean?!! How did you come to that conclusion?! Just cuz someone else posted that t a mom died in the fire?!!! The Man that was in the house was the only one who came out and he said that HIS SON was still in the house!! What mon are you talking about?! What pets?!!!.....

@TMCremixes

5 ай бұрын

​@@teresaescobedo5504"She spoke exclusively with Western Mass News and said she was inside with her 66-year-old mother, Judith Verscot, and six-year-old son when the house burst into flames."

Thank you for sharing. It's amazing how many cars didn't notice until it was engulfed.

@potatoesindrag4095

Жыл бұрын

My point exactly, so many people just not aware of there surroundings. I'm from a small town, and also just habit but I look around as driving, and glowing orb of light would have got me to stop and back up.

@chrissy4500

Жыл бұрын

I can't believe the car didn't blow up!

@Kat-qr7hv

Жыл бұрын

@@potatoesindrag4095 it’s also a very distinct smell. Idk how people were just like 🤷🏼‍♀️

@feraltaco4783

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, most people are focused on the road. You have to be. I might have missed it initially too.

@timmoore9151

Жыл бұрын

​

This reminds me of the time where I was 6 and I had a dream about a house fire next door and I said "I looked outside and saw big smoke"

This is terrifying. My sincere condolences to the family of the woman who lost her life. 🙏

The simultaneous blasting of air horns is a almost universal message for any firefighters in the house to get out as conditions have turned terrible and most likely deadly

@allysonh6410

Жыл бұрын

Wow! 🥺time stamp?

@drcreeper08

Жыл бұрын

35:50

@feraltaco4783

Жыл бұрын

Wow. Didn't know that.

@Coaltrain87.

Жыл бұрын

Means mayday evacuate now. Because there's an immediate threat of collapse or flash over

@triciac1019

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I was wondering why they did that.

From the Millers Falls Newspaper, the RECORDER: "MILLERS FALLS, MA (WGGB/WSHM) - One person is dead and a family is without a place to live after a two-alarm fire ravaged a Franklin County home Tuesday night. “To know that everything that we had, including my mom, is gone, it’s just, it’s pure torture,” said Tina Verscot. Verscot was at her home in Millers Falls on Tuesday afternoon when tragedy struck. “Smelled electric, you know, that electrical smell that you smell and I said to my husband or maybe it’s behind her bed because, you know, a little bit of smoke, so I grab the fire extinguisher. He sprayed it, nothing. Open our door to go down the stairs and big black smoke just hit us,” Verscot added."

@kyrilascully7828

5 ай бұрын

Apparently there were misspellings, but it was indeed a woman and not a man who was killed in the fire. There was a six year old boy in the house at the time of the fire and a neighbor rescued him and possibly one other person, but when they attempted to get to the room where the grandmother was, the room was engulfed in flames and he had to get himself out before he was trapped by the fire. Janelle Verchot was interviewed by the press because her mother was not emotionally able to speak to them.

Let’s just give a moment of silence to remember and respect the ones involved in this tragedy thank you to all that helped 😢

That Fire flashed before anyone noticed it. Smoked only appeared after the fire flashed and used up all the oxygen. There was no saving that structure. I’m a firefighter and if any of us ran in full turn outs and a tank at academy the instructor would scream at us. The gear makes us top heavy and we’d be tripping all over the place if we run, plus we can’t see the ground with a mask on. We move quickly and carefully. So learn something before you rip on the FD.

@jd291

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for what you do and all first responders. Be safe and thanks again.

@redlipstickmafia

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

Start of video is 4:40 to 5:05 the response time was pretty good considering it's a small rural town. The negative comments usually come from people that don't know what they are talking about.

@TheEDFLegacy

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Unfortunately. Can't believe that someone was saying that they should sue because it took them 10 minutes. I can't drive to my own local fire department in my personal vehicle in 10 minutes doing the speed limit even in the middle of the night - and I live in the geographic center of my city!

@marthapackard8649

Жыл бұрын

And one obnoxious troll.

@AA-bs3iy

Жыл бұрын

Yeah people really think the fire department is just gonna appear out of thin air the minute they call 911.

I Iike that they got around to using the deck monitor eventually. I wish more departments would use them as part of their initial attack, they are so good at knocking down a lot of flame fast but so under utilized. Nice job fellas

The fire spread so quickly, I can only imagine how scary that would have been

My heart goes out to the family of the 66 yr old woman who was lost in the fire. I lost my mother end of 2021 to suicide, it's devastating to lose a parent at any age, esp when it was sudden and unexpected. May she be at peace and the family slowly start to heal their hearts.

@bonnie3937

Жыл бұрын

So sorry for your tragic loss. Prayers for you and her loved ones.

@suehowie152

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry 😔

@hafizfirdausabdulgafar2786

Жыл бұрын

I've being poor to myself for reading this, r.i.p (“We surely belong to Allah and to Him we shall return”) Sorry for my word to be claim at all.

@msannthrope1863

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss. I’m sorry for your mother’s pain that caused her to take her own life. ❤

@dankstabs

Жыл бұрын

lol your mom killed herself thats crazy

This video is a great example to show in real time how fast fire can spread throughout a frame house. There’s no doubt that the house had modern day furniture in it as well. There was a demonstration showing how quickly a living room flashover can occur with modern day furniture as opposed to old vintage furniture (1950s or earlier). It took the living room nearly 30 minutes to flash over with old furniture and 3-4 minutes in the modern furniture living room. 30 minutes after the start of this video (from when the flames were not even noticeable) the entire house was already charred both inside and out and the fire fighters were spraying at the hot spots that were still on fire. I could not believe how fast the fire spread. The materials in that house were like fuel in a solid form.

My heart goes out to this family. This was so sad to watch as the fire progressed, with the woman running back inside too! The house was already fully enveloped in flames when Fire/Rescue arrived, so given that, I think the fire department did an outstanding job, from the fast arrival time, to getting the fire under control, to preventing further damage to the surrounding properties. RIP to the person who lost their life.😢

@denniscanan

Жыл бұрын

It was a woman

@BlackstoneValleyOrganist1887

Жыл бұрын

The fire department should have been there sooner

@AlvinSeville1

Жыл бұрын

​@@AA-bs3iythat's why fire extinguisher are at least good to have in the beginning stages.

@alisonflaxman1566

Жыл бұрын

​@@AlvinSeville1 smoke detectors and no one dies.

My heartfelt condolences to this family on their loss🙏🕊🙏...Thank you to the first responders in their efforts to keep the fire from advancing to neighboring properties! 🇺🇸❤

It's crazy how fast that fire became so intense, so quick! And why is that guy standing on the sidewalk recording someone's life going up in flames!?!? Literally! I can see maybe filming the fire department extinguishing the fire but to stand there from the beginning is So disrespectful if you ask me...

If you live in a house, make sure each floor has a smoke detector, which actually talks to the others too. So if there is a fire in the basement, and you are sleeping on the second floor, you will still be woken up by loud noise. Most house are hardwired, if not get a battery operated ones which still talk to others, even have wifi. Skip a few restaurant meals, invest in smoke detectors.

This is how fast a fire spreads very rapidly this is why you need smoke Detectors in each room and have a monitored fire alarm that notifies the fire department as soon as the smoke starts because seconds makes a big difference please make sure your smoke Detectors have batteries and consider getting a fire alarm that is monitored by alarm company.

They deserve alot of credit tons of it let's stop and honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen and police who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks great job great team work and great and sweet catches as usual still going strong let's stop and hope everyone is doing ok right much love and respect and appreciation job well done you should be amazed and proud way to go thanks !!! Joe ❤😂😂

Who ever owns that security camera please share a link of where to buy one

Just wanted to say I am grateful to our firefighters and especially grateful to our small town volunteers. We have needed them a couple of times in the last 35 years we've lived here and they have been there for us. For anyone who just drives past the volunteer toll collectors that come out on holidays instead of giving them a dollar just remember these small town emergency personnel might be the ones who save your life when you go off the road.

RIP to the lady and pets lost. And my condolences to the daughter that came outside but couldn't reach her mother inside. Really shouldn't have gone back inside at that point, but I understand fully why she did. Hard to watch everything that you know in your life going up in flames. Your home, your memories, and your family... I hope she has awesome friends who can help you through the hard times ahead. Wasn't her fault that her 66 year old mother didn't make it. If she had gone into the house further, it's unlikely that she would've made it out herself. Any word on the cause of the fire?

@20PINKluvr

Жыл бұрын

The granddaughter said it was possibly caused by a heater with an electric problem

@AlvinSeville1

Жыл бұрын

Something to do with heat.

@TheDel4873

11 ай бұрын

It started in the heater

@richa.s9912

6 ай бұрын

Old mom smoking and on oxygen tank in the living room first floor died instantly and son-in-law and daughter live upstairs and gotten both daughter and wife outside son-in-law was rolling out the front door and broke his leg and medical emergency ambulance fix his leg out of view away from the firetruck just came and firetruck was 8 miles away from the fire started 3 minutes at start of video and UPS driver is a hero called 911 and it takes firetruck 13 to 15 minutes drive to get to burning house but some said 8 minutes drive for firetruck 18 miles away would have been 15 minutes away I don't know which .it was the Second comment answered before this post started.

@richa.s9912

6 ай бұрын

Grandma shouldn't be smoking around oxygen tank while breathing for oxygen doesn't make sense to me I know old habits are hard to quit smoking my grandpa was in nursing home with Alzheimer's memory loss out of over 100 old people with medical bad stuff and old people have to smoke outside of the nursing home in a fenced yard with cover deck and bar-b-que grill and outdoor chairs and tables and pets birds and cats and little dogs kennel with dogs house and grandpa died from his brain shutdown body organ and my grandmother died from old age natural cause and mom died from kidney infection and quicker Alzheimer's memory loss within 4 months and I took care of my great grandparents and my first grandparents and my mom while living with them separately between my grandparents house and my mom house and I'm still living in my mom's house since 2019 .

I'm so glad all those angels of people came to the rescue and all took the time to work together.

I feel bad for the person losing their mom and pets. That's the saddest thing to go through, and me and my cat Cuda lived through 2 apartment building fires before too, I always made sure I grabbed my Cuda first thing both times, as well as alerted the friends I had over, despite my self losing everything, everyone got out safe. My thoughts are with the family and survivor.

Commendations should be given out for everyone who tried to help at the beginning. Even the UPS driver stopped and could have easily kept going and ignored the situation. For the comments who say it was a slow response etc. I suggest you step up in your community and volunteer. Every community with vol fds need help. Sad it was a fatality .

@TheEDFLegacy

Жыл бұрын

Personally, I thought the fire department got there in record time. From the details I'm reading about this fire, they responded faster than the requirements for a completely professional force. Great job by the firefighters! I don't really see anything they could have done better here. Maybe the deck gun if the engine was equipped with one.

It’s unbelievable to me how many cars just kept driving by, especially when smoke was billowing out the damn window. The house went up so quickly, it’s like they built it out of matchsticks. That poor family, it must have terrifying.

@weirdmatter

Жыл бұрын

It was a old house 🏚 very dry lumber.

@tigergreg8

Жыл бұрын

I’m with you, even the large flicker of fire before the smoke. I couldn’t understand how no one noticed or thought it abnormal

@AmeliasMema

Жыл бұрын

I thought the exact same thing,when I'm out riding with my husband I pay attention to everything around me

@weirdmatter

Жыл бұрын

@@AmeliasMema Do you ride shotgun, stick you're head out the window and wag your tail? Jkjk

@AmeliasMema

Жыл бұрын

@@weirdmatter people like you are the reason I never comment on anything

Wow that went from 0 to 100 fast almost like an accelerant was in there!

This is so tragic.. literally people driving through smoke before the fire was visible and not stoping to help at the very least to notify residents neighbors

Job well done.. by everyone involved.. even to the people that beat on that front front door to rescue someone. Was born and raised in an area that only had volunteers each person were top notch !! Hats off to you all.. it actually could have involved other structures , but they knew what needed to be done to guard against that.. 🙏🏼 🇺🇲

@Myeverydaywifelife

Жыл бұрын

In the video it was just 10 minutes in the fire truck got there and someone probably didn’t call 911 right away at beginning of video. I think 10 minutes is fairly fast. Fire is not noticeable untilLike 2 minutes in.

@greggyd321

Жыл бұрын

💯

@TheAlnice2g

Жыл бұрын

My question is, the time stamped at 4:40PM in the late afternoon!!!??? How did they not hear the smoke alarms or the smell of smoke at that time??!! So tragic my lord 😢

I can’t believe how many drivers went past & ignored it !! I’d be hammering on that door incase someone was inside .. terrifying how quick that went up

That escalated very quickly left shook

This is so heartbreaking. Fire moves very quickly. Every minute feels like an hour waiting for help to arrive. I am very sorry for the loss.

Amazing how fast it went up! I noticed MANY DROVE BY...only the UPS guy noticed and STOPPED!

@mothermarylspeaking8989

3 ай бұрын

When the heat and flames broke the glass and the flames and smoke came outside where people could see, that's when people came to help. No telling how long the fire burned before we could see it because of the higher camera angle.

I have watched many fire videos. For a rural volunteer department they and the help from other towns did a fantastic job of getting the fire under control. And I can't believe they kept the house next door from catching fire also. Great job guys and thank you for your service.

@cherylhollingshed5758

3 ай бұрын

Wait wa-

@cherylhollingshed5758

3 ай бұрын

I live there the house on the Left not on the middle

How did nobody even stop when they drove by? I could never just keep driving by a house on fire.

Just watched this terrible event my deepest condolences go out to the family... For those saying the fire department took way too long to respond if you take the time to look at when the call was made by lady saying she had phoned 911 which was around 3 minutes into the video to the actual time the first engine arrived it was around 6 minutes response time as a UK resident I imagine fire department's been a fair way away with you having large towns I would say that is one hell of a fast response time.

I'm sorry the young lady lost her mother! I lost an aunt in a house fire in Ocean Springs, Mississippi in 2014. I learned about it at my employer in Fort Worth, Texas. RIP to the Mother.

I used to live in Millers falls. It is literally in the middle of nowhere. Turners falls is around 15 to 20 miles away. That is why it took the backup units so long to get there.

@DemonDaddyGaming

Жыл бұрын

Turners fire dept is 5 minutes away from scene

5:30 I love how that person just runs to the car and is like IM OUT😂

Thank God for the brave man across the street standing there, filming everything on his phone.

its still good to see random passerbys and strangers trying to help anyway they could.

@misha2197

Жыл бұрын

Truly.

Woww! From the time it was a flicker seen through the lower right front window (and who knows how much was already burning inside at that point) to being almost fully engulfed when the first responders got there - that fire acted fast!

@TheEDFLegacy

Жыл бұрын

Yep. Century homes are scary like that... super dry wood, hollow walls, and quite often using the old knob-and-tube wiring that at this point is often falling apart due to age, and also lacks a ground wire, which makes them incredibly dangerous.

Respect to those who actually stopped to try a wake the owners, shame on those who drove past, respect to the fire brigade aswell.

I know it’s close to 3 months after this happened but is there any information how the fire started?

RIP lady who didn't get out

@geoffshaw8053

Жыл бұрын

And dog

Rest In Peace to the woman who sadly passed away and her cats. This is a horrible fate for anyone.

Such a tragedy and my heart goes out to everybody involved. God bless. I would like to know what security camera system is recording this? Its a clear video with sound.

That's a scary situation. I recently lost everything I owned to a house fire. Almost lost my life too. It only takes a minute for fire to get out of control

This is so sad, a couple with their 6yr old son lived here, along with the woman's mother, a 66yr old lady, the couple smelled electric cords burning smell, then went downstairs and the whole thing was full of flames, they barley got out and was hardly able to save their 6yr old, but sadly, the mother(66yr old lady) died in the fire! Very sad story!!

@zombiekilla2338

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts and prayers are out to the family that lost their home and lost a love one😞🙏🏻

@missymcdonough5854

Жыл бұрын

The son is in my sons first grade class 😢 I feel so bad for the little guy, must have been terrifying.

@joc.4992

Жыл бұрын

Three 6's?

@FlashyKam72

Жыл бұрын

@@joc.4992 Nothing happened to the little boy. Psycho.

@TheEDFLegacy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this information. I was trying to find out more about this particular fire. I'm glad that they were able to get out... they were _very_ lucky. I wonder if they saw the fire before people started yelling and knocking to warn them? Also, electrical smell? I wonder if it was a space heater. I had a friend once who had their cord melt so badly that one of the prongs ended up separating from the wire, leaving itself embedded in the socket. They are so dangerous, and people should only be using the radiator-type.

My heart goes out to the daughter who went in to save her mom. I am very sorry for your loss. I have lived through 4 house fires . The kid up stairs from us always started fire.

@murraychadwick9362

Жыл бұрын

If you have a pyro kid living above you I suggest you find a new place to live ASAP. If you have survived four of his fires you are living on borrowed time my friend.

@chickenpommes19

Жыл бұрын

4 HOUSE FIRES? Bro youre playing with your life

@whatusernameis5295

Жыл бұрын

@@murraychadwick9362 I know a guy named Chadwick macmurray lol

Oh my gosh i am so sorry for your loss my grandpa had a house fire but he was at work when this happened thank God my grandpa was safe

I find it amazing that a lot of people stopped to see if anyone was in the house and to help

Condolences to family and friends😢💔🙏 Respect to the firemen ❤

@mzrleon6425

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look how damage the house is but that dang fire alarm still going off...

@Mega-Char-X

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​@@mzrleon6425 that fire alarm is stronger than my relationship fr