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Old 09-18-2007, 09:52 AM
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Default Demolition Begins On Fatal Fire Building

A mid-rise building in Houston, TX, where three people lost their lives in a fire began being demolished last Saturday.

Jeanette Hargrove, 52, Marvin Wells Sr., 46, and Shana Ellis, 38, were killed in the fire at 9343 North Loop East on March 28.

Some area residents were shocked to see it go so soon.

"I'm surprised," Nick Halle said. "I had no idea that was the plan."

Misty Weaver, 34, has been charged with arson and murder in connection with the fire.
Investigators said Weaver confessed, saying that she feared she would lose her job for not completing an accreditation audit before the deadline.

Jose Estrada is glad to see the building go.

"It has not only been an eye sore, but it has attracted wrong doers," he said. "They steal copper from there and it's dangerous."

Attorneys for the victims knew that the building was going to be demolished this month. For the past few months, they have been going inside the building and collecting evidence for their cases.
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Old 09-19-2007, 06:47 AM
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It was tragic what happened at the building. I feel for all the families that were affected by what took place there. The building came down like a house of cards. I attached a link of a short video that the Chronicle had on their site of the last section of building to come down. Hope it works I am not very computer literate.

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It worked fine John

That almost sounded like it was made out of tin.
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It's amazing how some of these buildings are erected. The building standards for mid rise structures around here defy logic. The building code never required sprinklers. Our PC400 blew through the building in a day and a half.
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My boss got on my butt about not mentioning our Company. I'll take Dallas Demo's lead. D.H. Griffin of Texas, Inc. Demolished the building. We are located in the Houston area and perform work throughout the Gulf coast area as well as throughout the US of A. Visit us at our website Home Page.
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Hey John that's what we are here for!
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