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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Filicide by fire

Smoke and flames are seen billowing from the side bedroom window of an occupied dwelling early one morning by a neighbor on his way to work. By the time the fire crews arrive in the lower middle-class neighborhood, clusters of people are standing in the front yard. Some are watching the spreading fire, others are huddled around a young man and woman, embracing them in turn. Fire officials soon learn that two children perished in the flames. Their parents - the young couple in the front yard - survived the fire without injury. Tragedies like this are repeated ...

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