Preliminary Findings Rule Out Arson In Deadly Fire That Killed Reporter And Three Children
A quiet neighborhood in White Bear Lake was shattered over the weekend after a fast-moving house fire left a family of four dead, including a well-known hockey reporter. According to the New York Post , authorities say…

A quiet neighborhood in White Bear Lake was shattered over the weekend after a fast-moving House fire left a family of four dead, including a well-known hockey reporter.
According to the New York Post, authorities say the blaze that killed Jessi Pierce and her three young children is still under investigation, but early findings do not point to arson.
“We are in the very early stages of the investigation, and our preliminary findings have not led to any evidence that the fire was set intentionally,” the local fire department said in a statement Monday.
“Our priorities are, first and foremost, being present for those directly affected by this tragedy, conducting a thorough investigation, and ensuring our first responders involved in this incident heal alongside the community.”
Emergency crews were first alerted around 5:26 a.m. Saturday after neighbors reported flames coming from the roof of a single-family home on Richard Avenue. Witnesses told authorities they believed people were still inside.



