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Fire destroys Alberta home at centre of homicide investigation

An Alberta home at the centre of a homicide investigation has been destroyed by a fire that police believe may have been intentionally set. Global News

A home at the centre of a homicide investigation has been destroyed by a fire that police believe may have been intentionally set.

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A neighbour first spotted flames at a house located just north of the Trans-Canada Highway off Morley Road (Highway 133X) around 11 p.m. Monday night. By the time firefighters arrived at the Morley home, nothing could be done to save it.

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On Jan. 22, Wilfred Junior Amos was found dead inside the same house.

The man who lived there, Gavin Bearhead, was charged with manslaughter in the case. He appeared in a Cochrane court Tuesday.

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Police said the fire will not have an impact on the investigation.

“Calgary Major Crimes Unit completed their investigation [and] we completed our forensic analysis of that house way prior to that incident occurring, so it doesn’t impede the other investigation,” Cochrane RCMP Sgt. Jeff Campbell said.
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No one was living in the home at the time of the fire.

Anyone with information is asked to contact RCMP.

Morley is about 60 kilometres west of Calgary.

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