David Cole Hutzler, son Jason, shot before Glengary house fire
The father and son who died in a January house fire in Glengary, W.Va., were both shot before the fire was intentionally set, the Martinsburg, W.Va. Journal reports.
- Police say the father and son victims of the fire were both shot before the blaze was set. (Photo: Richard Reeve/ABC7)
Fire officials tell the Journal that the fire, in which 56-year-old David Cole Hutzler and his 9-year-old son, James, were killed, was set on purpose. Meanwhile, a state trooper also confirmed that both father and son had gunshot wounds, and that the incident is now being considered a homicide.
The fire broke out on Jan. 6 in a home in the 400 block of Apple Harvest Drive in Glengary, a small town located about 25 miles north of Winchester. At the time, the fire was deemed suspicious.
Upon further investigation, K9 units found traces of accelerants, which would be used to speed up a fire, in four places in the trailer.
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4 comments:
I sure hope they find whoever did this to Hutz and his son and hang em high!
I hope that justice finds these perps for what they have done. Truth will find `em.
probably a robbery, a real shame, what cowards killing a little boy and his dad, sure hope they find who did this and send them away for ever.
Now they are trying to say that it was a murder/suiside.
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