60-year-old man killed in Southeast DC fire, officials say
Crews battle deadly fire in Southeast DC
DC fire and emergency crews responded to a deadly fire in Southeast DC overnight.
WASHINGTON - A 60-year-old man is dead after a fire erupted in a Southeast D.C. home late Sunday night.
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Crews responded to the home in the 400 block of LeBaum Street, Southeast around 10:47 p.m.

About 12 units were called to the scene, where they encountered a home engulfed in fire.
They needed about 30 minutes to gain control over the fire and search for victims.
Investigators were unable to find anyone during their initial search, but a second, more intensive search led them to the victim, 60-year-old Craig Talley.
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According to fire officials, no foul play is currently suspected, however they’re still investigating.
