Justice for the Girls: 3 years later, no arrests after Flora girls die in fire
If you drove past the corner house at Columbia and Division streets before Nov. 21, 2016, you'd probably see four little faces smiling back.
If you drove past the corner house at Columbia and Division streets before Nov. 21, 2016, you'd probably see four little faces smiling back.
Indiana State Police said in a news release that no foul play is suspected in the death of 25-year-old Kyra L. Boehning.
Indiana State Police said an autopsy will be conducted Wednesday to identify the body and attempt to determine the cause of death.
Police found the minivan she was driving on South 500 East at the Norfolk Southern Railway.
Indiana State Police will continue its criminal investigation.
A Lafayette fire inspector has been named the new fire chief in Flora.
The inquiry came in the first week of December 2017 to IFD, as the case is believed to be intentional since accelerants were found throughout the house.
One year later, it is still not known who or what started that fire that killed 11-year-old Keyana, 9-year-old Keyara, 7-year-old Kerriele, and 5-year-old Kionnie.
Adam Randle is now the third person connected to the case to announce their resignation
The committee behind the cookbook is called Flora's 4 Angels.