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Updated: 7:21 PM Oct 13, 2008
Fire officials still puzzled over cause of explosion that destroyed home in 2007
Last September, a home in the Arbor Point subdivision exploded, killing the homeowner, 66-year-old John Floyd. Posted: 4:17 PM Oct 13, 2008 |
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We may never know the cause of a house explosion in St. Joseph County.
Last September, a home in the Arbor Point subdivision exploded, killing the homeowner, 66-year-old John Floyd.
Several other homes were also damaged.
The Clay Fire Territory says a build-up of natural gas led to the explosion, but investigators do not know what caused that build-up.
They say evidence taken from the home was too badly damaged.
John Floyd was a Washington High School security guard and former South Bend police officer.
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