Cause of Fort Ripley house fire remains undetermined
FORT RIPLEY - The cause of a fire that destroyed a Fort Ripley home Nov. 10 has been ruled undetermined, said John Steinbach, deputy state fire marshal.
On Tuesday, Steinbach said it appeared the fire started in a bedroom but the home was too heavily damaged to determine the cause.
"There's not enough left there to find anything," Steinbach said. The house was considered a total loss, he said.
No one was in the house at 3110 Staghorn Drive, owned by Jason Wgeishofski, when the fire was reported. About a dozen Brainerd firefighters responded to the fire call at 12:14 p.m. on Nov. 10.
On Monday, Wgeishofski reported to the Crow Wing County Sheriff's Department that a grill and possibly other items were stolen from the remains of his house.
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