Electrical Fire to Blame for Doctors Death

The fire that tore through a Reisterstown neighborhood early this morning has been blamed to a faulty wiring connection in the houses oven, the remains of a turkey was still in the oven, the only thing oddly enough to survive the fire, though a little dry from BCPD reports. The fire appears to have started in the Kitchen, quickly spreading through the ground floor, then finally to the upstairs bedroom where Dr Ariel Kingston, a Para-Archaeologist working for Hopkins-Krieger was found. His body was completely burned, positive identification of the corpse was done through the remains of an implanted biomonitor.

This report from the BCPD seems to contradict the initial findings by Franklin Services which is unavailable now, but BCPD officials assure us that the initial report was not done by an active inspector, the one which conducted the investigation did so after being suspended for possible corruption charges.

Services for Dr Kingston will be held this Thursday at St Stanislaus Cemetery in East Baltimore. He is survived by a daughter, Alexandria Kingston, she was unavailable for comment at this time. A spokesman for Hopkins-Krieger has announced a memorial service to commence after the funeral, the public is welcome to attend.