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12/22/2008
Christopher Keane
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In Lincoln, a seven-year-old boy died in a house fire. He was a visitor in the home.

In Lincoln, a seven-year-old boy is dead from a house fire. New stories report that the child was visiting the family of the home that caught on fire. The fire is still under investigation. The source of the fire has not been released to the media. The other occupants of the home managed to escape or be rescued by rescue personnel.  

The surviving victims were taken to Hasbro Children’s Hospital. Their conditions are not known. No other fatalities have been reported. It is not known whether the home had working smoke detectors. 

The Keane Law Firm will provide smoke detectors to families that cannot afford them. Please visit our website to obtain a smoke detector.  A child has died in a house fire. The Keane Law Firm represents children that have been catastrophically injured from burn injuries and house fires. Please call us, the child injury law firm for a timely case evaluation at 888-592-KIDS or 415-398-2777.  You may visit our website at www.keanelaw.com – we will determine the facts of the case and file a claim to hold those responsible to pay for the damages.  



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