2025-01-20
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I'm Natalia Melman Petruzella and from the BBC.
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She heard like this really loud noise.
By the time she goes upstairs, my entire room is engulfed in flames.
And so my mother's looking for me through the bedroom.
She looks in the crib, she doesn't see me there.
And she said, you know, I have to get out of this room because if I spend any more time in here, I'm gonna die.
But my daughter's not in here, so, you know, where is she?
This is lives less ordinary.
I'm Mubin Azar and this is the story of a mysterious fire, a missing baby and a secret that would rip two families apart.
On the night of December 15, 1997, a fire broke out in the home of Luz Cuevas and Pedro Vera, a couple living in Fentonville, North Philadelphia, with their two young sons and their 10 day old daughter, Delamar.
She was asleep upstairs.
In the aftermath, the fire was declared the result of faulty wiring.