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Imlay City mobile home fire: 19-month-old boy taken off life support, breathing on his own

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IMLAY CITY, Mich. – Officials provided an update Friday on the conditions of the victims who were injured in an Imlay City mobile home fire that killed four children. Keyshawn Kelley, a 19-month-old boy, has been taken off of life support and is breathing on his own, medical officials said. "There was no evidence of any use of space heaters or other alternative heat sources," Imlay City police said in a release. (WDIV)The front steps of a mobile home that was destroyed by a fire on Feb. 26, 2019, in Imlay City. Donations for familyPike said there are several ways to donate to the family, but specified two places in Imlay City.

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Imlay City mobile home fire: Officials provide update on conditions of surviving family members

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IMLAY CITY, Mich. – Officials provided an update Wednesday on the conditions of two parents and a child who were injured in an Imlay City mobile home fire that killed four children. There's also a spaghetti dinner fundraiser Sunday at the Imlay City Fraternal Order of Eagles #4082, at 170 South Almont Avenue. "There was no evidence of any use of space heaters or other alternative heat sources," Imlay City police said in a release. (WDIV)The front steps of a mobile home that was destroyed by a fire on Feb. 26, 2019, in Imlay City. Donations for familyPike said there are several ways to donate to the family, but specified two places in Imlay City.

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Imlay City mobile home fire: Investigators believe furnace worked properly, no space heater used

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IMLAY CITY, Mich. – Investigators in Imlay City said the mobile home fire that killed four children and left three other people injured was not caused by an alternate heat source such as a space heater. "There was no evidence of any use of space heaters or other alternative heat sources," Imlay City police said in a release. A mobile home in Imlay City that was destroyed by a fire on Feb. 26, 2019. (WDIV)The front steps of a mobile home that was destroyed by a fire on Feb. 26, 2019, in Imlay City. Donations for familyPike said there are several ways to donate to the family, but specified two places in Imlay City.