She says she got $845 from the Red Cross, but without renters insurance, that money won’t put a dent in their needs right now. I don’t even know what I’m gonna do after tomorrow.” I let the firefighters know and they said they would do an investigation. “I really don’t know,” said Elissa Harrington. The reason for the fire remains under investigation. “I suffer from PTSD and this is the moment that really triggered me.” “I got injuries from smoke inhalation, even last night I was coughing throughout my sleep,” said Eric Harrington. If there’s one reason not to cry, it’s because everyone got out safe, but still, there will be lasting impacts. “This was the first year I had done my shopping early,” said Elissa Harrington as her 8-month old baby began crying in her arms. I have pictures of people I have lost that I cannot get back.”Īlso not coming back, the children’s Christmas presents, purchased just hours earlier.
“The flames went above so they had to break into the all the roof even into my room they were spraying water everywhere, on my bed and my TV, my game system, you name it. You might cry, but everybody does it Everybody boom booms down. “They said go get a bucket of water to throw on the car and I look out the window and the flames are already up the front of the house,” said Eric Harrington who was just starting a moped business and lost everything both outside and inside. Boom Boom Boom, boom, baby goes boom boom Baby goes boom boom down. The fire started around 8:30 on Geneva Ave Saturday night injuring 2 firefighters and forcing 12 people to run out from the 2nd and 3rd floors. “I just heard a loud sound like somebody threw something and we heard glass breaking and we came out and the car was on fire and it went from the car to the house and then stuff just started popping,” said Felisha Colon who lived next door.
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