Deadly house fire claims life of Lee County woman
A deadly Tuesday afternoon house in Lee County is under investigation, according to authorities.
Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones confirmed his deputies, alongside Salem and Beulah fire departments, and EAMC ETS, responded to the 8100 block of Lee Road 252 for a residential fire.
An adult female was located inside and brought out by Beulah firefighters. The female was unresponsive and efforts to revive her were not successful.
Lee County Coroner Daniel Sexton identified the female as 34-year-old Kasey Hartley, of Beulah, was pronounced deceased at 5:45 P.M. CT.
Ms. Hartley will be transported by the Lee County Coroner’s Office to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences Montgomery Medical for a postmortem exam.
Investigators have begun an investigation into the deadly fire.
Related stories
SafetyHunter rescued from tree after tree stand malfunction in Tuskegee National Forest
SafetyOpelika Fire Department equips all 90 firefighters with new communication-enhanced masks
LocalLee County Sheriff Jay Jones alleges Alabama GOP Chairman threatened removal over candidate endorsement
TrafficMulti-vehicle crash on County Road 183 in Salem
Crime & SafetyMISSING PERSON: Chambers County Sheriff’s Office searching for 35-year-old woman