Andrew Bowser : “St. George Fire Victim Identified: Tragic Incident Unveiled”

By Trend News Line 2024-04-03 17:30:00.

Identification of Deceased

Authorities have confirmed the identity of the individual discovered during the firefight in St. George last week. The deceased has been identified as Andrew Bowser, a 62-year-old man, as stated in a news release from the Maine Department of Public Safety.

Fire Incident Details

The St. George Fire Department swiftly responded to the fire at 272 Clark Island Road at 7:46 a.m. on March 27. During the firefighting efforts, the body of an adult male, later identified as Bowser, was found at the scene. It was revealed that Bowser lived alone at the rental property where the fire occurred.

Cause of the Fire

After thorough investigation by the Maine Fire Marshal’s office, it was determined that Bowser was responsible for causing the fire. The spokesperson Shannon Moss highlighted this finding in the news release issued on Wednesday.

Collaborative Efforts

Several departments and agencies collaborated in responding to the incident. The South Thomaston, Thomaston, Owls Head, Cushing, and Warren fire departments provided assistance at the scene. Additionally, the St. George and South Thomaston Rescue teams, along with the Knox County Sheriff’s Department, played crucial roles in managing the situation.

Overall, the coordinated efforts of these various entities were instrumental in addressing the fire and its aftermath in St. George.

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