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One person killed in RV fire in Bunnell, Florida

04.06.2026 09:55 1 min 1 source
AskFlagler ISL
One person killed in RV fire in Bunnell, Florida
Original source: AskFlagler

A fire destroyed a Winnebago RV on Lake Drive in Bunnell, Florida, late Tuesday night, killing one occupant. The Bunnell Police Department confirmed the fatality after firefighters extinguished the blaze and discovered the victim inside. The deceased has not been identified due to the condition of remains. The Florida State Fire Marshal's Office and Medical Examiner's Office are investigating.

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One person killed in RV fire in Bunnell, Florida

04.06.2026 AskFlagler ISL Original source

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