Human Remains Found in Malibu Home Destroyed by Palisades Fire
A missing persons report led authorities to conduct a welfare check at a home near Pacific Coast Highway and Las Flores Canyon Road, where human remains were found in the rubble of a Malibu home destroyed by the Palisades Fire.
Details of the Incident
The welfare check was conducted on Wednesday night, and the remains were discovered in the home, which was left with only a brick chimney standing. A burned station wagon was also found at the property.
Identity and Cause of Death Unknown
Details about the person’s identity and cause of death were not immediately available. Sheriff’s deputies were at the scene, where the remains were found.
Palisades Fire Update
The Palisades Fire started on Tuesday morning and has grown to over 17,200 acres by Thursday. The community of Pacific Palisades, with a population of around 23,000 people, is located between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
Other Fires in Los Angeles County
The death is the sixth reported in connection with this week’s wildfires burning in Los Angeles County. Five deaths were reported in the Eaton Fire burning near Altadena northeast of Los Angeles.
Conclusion
The investigation into the death is ongoing, and the total number of deaths from the fires is still unknown as crews continue to battle flames and search burned areas.
FAQs
Q: Where did the human remains find?
A: The human remains were found in a Malibu home destroyed by the Palisades Fire, near Pacific Coast Highway and Las Flores Canyon Road.
Q: What is the cause of death?
A: The cause of death is unknown at this time.
Q: How many deaths have been reported in connection with the Palisades Fire?
A: One death has been reported in connection with the Palisades Fire.
Q: How many deaths have been reported in connection with the Eaton Fire?
A: Five deaths have been reported in connection with the Eaton Fire.
Q: What is the total number of deaths from the fires?
A: The total number of deaths from the fires is still unknown as crews continue to battle flames and search burned areas.
