Four children were killed and two others were injured in a house fire early Wednesday in northern Iowa.
Mason City firefighters responded to the call at 5:05 a.m. to a fire in an older house in a neighborhood close the city’s center.
According to the Mason City Fire Department, crews arriving could see flames on the first and second floors.
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The victims were identified as John Michael Mcluer (12), Odin Thor Mcluer (10), Drako Mcluer (6), and Phenix Mcluer (3).
Four children were killed and two others were injured in a house fire in northern Iowa.
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According to the fire department, John Michael Mcluer (55), and Ravan Dawn Mcluer (11), suffered burns and were taken to a hospital.
Although the cause of the fire was not determined, the fire department stated that foul play was not suspected.
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Mason City is home to approximately 27,000 residents. It’s located in northern Iowa, 110 mi north of Des Moines.
