Man found dead after Moncrief house fire; Jacksonville police investigating
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A tragic discovery unfolded on a quiet Sunday morning in Jacksonville, Florida, when a man was found dead following a house fire on West 26th Street. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) is currently investigating the incident.

Authorities were alerted to the blaze around 7:30 a.m., when they received reports of a fire at a residence near Spires Avenue. Responding promptly, firefighters from the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department tackled the flames, eventually bringing the fire under control.

Once the fire was extinguished, rescue teams entered the home and discovered the lifeless body of a man inside. As of now, the identity of the deceased has not been confirmed by the authorities.

The JSO, working in conjunction with the state fire marshal and the medical examiner’s office, is diligently investigating to determine the cause of the fire and the man’s death. Early indications suggest no immediate signs of foul play, although a thorough examination is underway to ascertain all the facts surrounding this unfortunate event.

Although JSO said there did not immediately appear to any foul play, it is working with the state fire marshal and the medical examiner’s office to determine the cause of both the fire and the man’s death.

JSO did not have the man’s identity confirmed as of the news briefing.

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