IN - Four sisters, ages 5-11, die in Flora house fire, Nov 2016

[Charlot123]

Thanks for tip. I follow M on X and somehow missed this one.

This is the one of the two where she posts more. It was a couple of months ago.

 

[FrostedGlass]

This is the only update since the last one I posted:
Rose v. Birch Tree Holdings, LLC et al

Monday, September 25, 2023
282		2 pgs order Order ~Util - Terminate Motions ~Util - Set Deadlines Terminate Civil Case Mon 09/25 4:33 PM ORDER: Due to Settlement, the 2/27/2024 final pretrial conference and 3/25/2024 trial settings are VACATED. Pending motions263 Motion to Exclude Testimony ,270 First RULE 12(f) MOTION to Strike, and271 First MOTION to Strike are DENIED WITHOUT PREJUDICE. Counsel to file joint stipulation for dismissal or plaintiff's motion for leave to voluntarily dismiss no later than 3/1/2024. A telephonic status conference is set for 3/8/2024 at 11:30 a.m. to be held in the event dispositive filings are not made by the March 1 deadline. The Clerk shall ADMINISTRATIVELY CLOSE this action pending the filings required by this order. ***Civil Case Administratively Closed. Signed by Judge Philip P Simon on 9/25/23. (ksc)

 

[Caylee Advocate]

dbm

 

[FrostedGlass]

The Flora fire interviews; 4 parts

Flora Fire | Questions remain 7 years after 4 sisters killed in intentionally set fire

Questions remain even seven years after four young sisters were killed when a fire broke out in their home in Flora, Indiana.

www.wishtv.com

 

[FrostedGlass]

The insurance company must not have been local, IMO. I wonder what the payout ended up being.

Flora Fire | Resignations, conflicting reports and suspicions of fraud cloud the investigation into fire that killed four girls

More than 7 years after a fire took the lives of her four young children, Gaylin Rose says she still has more questions than answers.

www.wishtv.com

According to documents submitted as part of the investigation, a policy was written on August 31, 2016, for the home Rose and her children were living in. The policy had liability coverage for the “dwelling” in the amount of $392,882 and went into effect on September 15. A home appraisal was also included in those documents, dated September 10, showing the home appraised for a value of just $45,000.