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Abandoned house fire considered ‘suspicious’

by Brianna Vela

Posted: 02.09.2013 at 10:29 AM

Brianna Vela

Brianna is KGBT's digital content producer.

An abandoned home in Brownsville caught fire early Saturday morning.

Brownsville Fire Department were able to put out the fire at a home on Larkspur Drive.

Firefighters told Action 4 News the no one has lived in the home for a while.

Eyewitnesses said they saw people go near the home just before the fire started.

Investigators are calling the fire “suspicious”.

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