Burned body found in California fires

May 16, 2014

The flare-up prompted 18,400 new evacuation notices. San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore said it was a "reminder to everybody just how volatile this can be."

Firefighters found a badly burned body in a transient camp in Carlsbad, a north San Diego suburb that was one of the hardest hit areas by this week's fires. The city of Carlsbad said it had no information about the person who died — apparently the first fatality of the fires. Video and full story
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    Buz Carroll

    May 16, 2014

    Having a younger sister and her family living near this area causes me great concern. I contacted her via Facebook yesterday and found that she and her husband were away visiting my youngest sister's kids in Honolulu and will be there a while longer. Her kids are keeping an eye on their home in San Diego. Praying for them.

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    Jeffrey Otto

    May 17, 2014

    This is very sad. We lived in Carlsbad a few years ago, very close to all of this. In fact, this brings back very vivid memories of the 2007 fires. Hope everyone stays safe.

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