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It's been revealed that the fatal house fire that killed two children in the Sandtown-Winchester community was caused by combustibles being too close to a space heater.
RELATED: Two children killed in West Baltimore fire
On January 26, the Baltimore City Fire Department responded to the 1100 block of N. Mount Street, where they found heavy fire coming from the second floor of a 3-story home. One adult woman and two children, who were both in cardiac arrest at the time, were pulled from the home.
The woman had non-threatening injuries, but the two children, 1 year old Kameron Wilson and 2 year old Jaliyah Wilson, ended up dying at the hospital.
So far, this year, there has been six fire fatalities in Baltimore City.
