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"They were apologizing for what they were about to do and [said] 'dear Jesus please forgive me,'" said Rhonda, who found a shopping bag full of letters in her yard. She would only give her first name.
'Intentional' house explosion ruled a double suicide
The home explosion in Mississauga, Ont., that killed two people and destroyed much of the residential neighbourhood in June was intentional and has been ruled a double suicide, Peel Regional Police Chief Jennifer Evans announced Friday.
The announcement was made at a news conference at Peel police headquarters updating a blast that killed married couple Diane Page and Robert Nadler, the owners of the home.
"We hope this will provide some answers and much needed closure to those most closely impacted by this tragic event," said Evans.
Kevin Pahor of the Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal told reporters the explosion originated in the basement of the house and there was an "intentional" disconnect of the natural gas piping from the hot water tank in two locations, allowing gas to build up explosive force.
Neighbours said they smelled gas for more than 90 minutes before the explosion, according to Pahor.
The ignition source could not be identified.
'Intentional' house explosion ruled a double suicide - Toronto - CBC News
"They were apologizing for what they were about to do and [said] 'dear Jesus please forgive me,'" said Rhonda, who found a shopping bag full of letters in her yard. She would only give her first name.
'Intentional' house explosion ruled a double suicide
The home explosion in Mississauga, Ont., that killed two people and destroyed much of the residential neighbourhood in June was intentional and has been ruled a double suicide, Peel Regional Police Chief Jennifer Evans announced Friday.
The announcement was made at a news conference at Peel police headquarters updating a blast that killed married couple Diane Page and Robert Nadler, the owners of the home.
"We hope this will provide some answers and much needed closure to those most closely impacted by this tragic event," said Evans.
Kevin Pahor of the Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal told reporters the explosion originated in the basement of the house and there was an "intentional" disconnect of the natural gas piping from the hot water tank in two locations, allowing gas to build up explosive force.
Neighbours said they smelled gas for more than 90 minutes before the explosion, according to Pahor.
The ignition source could not be identified.
'Intentional' house explosion ruled a double suicide - Toronto - CBC News