The investigation into the 2012 Carmel house fire that left four dead

 

On May 1, 2012, a fire swept through the Sullivan family’s house in Carmel, New York killing four family members. A fifth escaped unharmed. The fire was ruled an accident, but questions remain about what was found during the investigation. The sheriff’s office charged roughly $2,000 for a heavily redacted transcript of the interrogation of the lone survivor. Roughly 100 pages of the 223-page transcript were partially or fully redacted. A retired FBI agent said the survivor was treated as a suspect during the questioning.

 

Here’s the story:

http://archive.lohud.com/article/20130506/NEWS04/305060037/Carmel-fire-survivor-s-smoking-habits-were-crucial-questioning

Here’s another story on records I pulled in this case:

http://archive.lohud.com/article/20121005/news04/310050077/Carmel-fire-Survivor-Thomas-Sullivan-Jr-heard-family-s-screams

 

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