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7/22/2010 Staten Island 3rd Alarm w/ Multiple 10-45 Code 1s
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the only way they could come over to si on the ferry is if the coast guard approves it in advance. so im pretty sure the only way that can happen is if theres a major emergency.fdce54 said:
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Theres also the fact that the ferries are slow and can likely only carry one or two rigs MAX at a time, maybe. I dont think the ferries were designed with carrying fire apparatus in mind. The Kennedy might not be able to even fit the new type of rigs, and the new Molinari class breaks down more then anything so I wouldn't wanna put a rig on them.
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Miller, Elisa
Investigators now suspect the mother, Leisha Jones, killed her children.
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Cops shift focus on mom in S.I. fire horror
Writing on 'am sorry' note could be mom's, sources say
Shrink stunned by young teen's killing spree
Who was C.J. Jones? Teen had fascination with fire, school officials say
Teen murders family, burns down apt. and slits own throat, cops believe
Medical evidence suggests that Staten Island mom Leisha Jones - and not 14-year-old son C.J. - killed the family in a fiery murder-suicide last week.
No soot was found in the teenagers lungs, indicating he was already dead from a slit throat when the inferno was set, sources said.
There was soot in the lungs of the mother and her 2-year-old son, Jermaine, showing they died of smoke inhalation.
Police initially believed C.J. had set the fire and slashed the throats of his two sisters before slitting his own throat with his mother's straight razor.
But cops changed their mind after a charred note at the scene with the words "am sorry" proved to be in the mom's handwriting.
Ever since Thursday's blaze, C.J.'s father, Earlston Raymond, who lives in Jamaica, has said he believed the mother did it.
The NYPD has not officially declared Jones the killer.
But sources said detectives believe she used the razor to kill daughters Melanie, 7, and Brittany, 9. C.J. was also slashed, but pills were found in his stomach, and a cause of his death has not yet been determined.
Jones also had pills in her stomach.
Investigators now suspect the mother, Leisha Jones, killed her children.
RELATED NEWS
ARTICLES
Cops shift focus on mom in S.I. fire horror
Writing on 'am sorry' note could be mom's, sources say
Shrink stunned by young teen's killing spree
Who was C.J. Jones? Teen had fascination with fire, school officials say
Teen murders family, burns down apt. and slits own throat, cops believe
Medical evidence suggests that Staten Island mom Leisha Jones - and not 14-year-old son C.J. - killed the family in a fiery murder-suicide last week.
No soot was found in the teenagers lungs, indicating he was already dead from a slit throat when the inferno was set, sources said.
There was soot in the lungs of the mother and her 2-year-old son, Jermaine, showing they died of smoke inhalation.
Police initially believed C.J. had set the fire and slashed the throats of his two sisters before slitting his own throat with his mother's straight razor.
But cops changed their mind after a charred note at the scene with the words "am sorry" proved to be in the mom's handwriting.
Ever since Thursday's blaze, C.J.'s father, Earlston Raymond, who lives in Jamaica, has said he believed the mother did it.
The NYPD has not officially declared Jones the killer.
But sources said detectives believe she used the razor to kill daughters Melanie, 7, and Brittany, 9. C.J. was also slashed, but pills were found in his stomach, and a cause of his death has not yet been determined.
Jones also had pills in her stomach.
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