Scott Douglas says, "At this point, there’s nothing indicating foul play. "You have the obvious blast on the right side of the screen … and to the left of that you’ve got a very strong fireball going somewhat horizontally across that, and that’s not typical in your normal explosions," he said. Retired Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) investigator and explosives expert, Anthony May, watched the video of the explosion and says he saw something unusual. Foundation damage, there it was a substantial explosion." The skyline in the north Phoenix neighborhood will forever be altered after the home explosion. "Windows broken in all the houses around it. "The house exploded and went away," said Ron Shafer, a neighbor of the home that burst into flames after an apparent explosion on Feb.
Ring Doorbell catches Phoenix home explosion near Piestewa Peak The homeowners are attorneys in Phoenix specializing in nursing home abuse and personal injury – FOX 10 reached out to them, but they declined to talk to us. The multi-million dollar home was nearly 5,000 square feet. An accelerant detection dog is also on the scene to assist in providing a thorough investigation into the cause of this incident." Structural engineers are on the scene assisting the Phoenix Fire Investigations Task Force to verify that all structures affected by the event are still safe for conducting the investigation.
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7, Phoenix Fire provided an update on the incident, saying, "The exact origin and cause of Saturday’s fire on 36th St in Phoenix is still to be determined. Evan Gammage, said, "We are extremely fortunate, and we're extremely happy that, like you said, this didn’t turn into an incident where multiple homes or other injuries, and we weren’t having to do any medical treatment at the time of extinguishing the fire."ĭave Mann on Twitter, "It moved so much air it made a sliding glass door rattle in and out several times, near 22nd Street and Camelback … It sounded like a bomb, and it would be surprising if anyone in Phoenix was outside where it was reasonably quiet and didn't hear it."
It’s not clear if the home uses gas, but a propane tank was found on the property – authorities can't confirm if that was the source of the explosion.
Southwest Gas, APS and structural engineers were at the scene assessing what could have happened. The fire did not spread to other homes, but the blast damaged nine other homes.
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