Public records give some new details on investigation into Sugar House apartment building fire
SALT LAKE CITY — FOX 13 News put in a request in February to the Salt Lake City Fire Department for the final report and all the files from the fire at a Sugar House apartment building that happened on Oct. 26 of last year.
In February, the fire department closed the case and said the official cause was undetermined. They had several areas of interest in their report, one of them being space heaters on the construction site starting the blaze. Fire officials even interviewed an unsheltered man named Aaron Walkins who was near the building when it was up in flames.
Eddie Brustos, the security manager of the property, assured officials there is no chance someone could’ve gotten inside the building to start a fire after all the crews went home for the evening.
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