Four family members including a four-month old child were killed by a house fire in Lacey Township, which was caused by cigarettes

By KATIE HOULIS

A fire that broke out in Lacey Township (New Jersey) on Tuesday killed four New Jersey residents.

Burned-out remains of an Ocean County home serve as a reminder of tragedy.

The fire that broke out on Buttonwood Drive killed four members of the family, including a baby aged 4 months.

The fire investigators think that the cause of the fire is a cigarette that was improperly dumped on the porch.

“I think they were stuck up there,” said Alicia Kemp, a neighbor.

Prosecutors claim that the victims are Jennifer Wright (39), her sister Alaina, 34, and Alaina’s four-month-old baby.

Kemp thought that the sisters always behaved well. The sisters were nice.

According to the police, four people died in an blaze at a home in Lacey Township in New Jersey.

Alaina’s and Jennifer’s sister, the mother of the teenager who died, was shopping with her young child at the time.

They couldn’t even see the fire when they had everything in place, including a ladder. Kemp stated that the house was completely engulfed by flames.

She tried to get back in, even though she had jumped from a window.

Robert Juska, a neighbor, said: “She passed out just before the front door. We picked her up and carried her here. She told us that there were still four people inside the house.”

Brenda Wright, whose husband was said to have collected garage sale items by neighbors, wasn’t at home when the fire broke out.

Kemp told the crowd: ‘We need to unite around this family and pray for them.

According to neighbors, who didn’t want to be filmed, Alaina Wright and Jennifer Wright’s sister is devastated by grief. The community is reportedly willing to help the Wright family.

Brenda Wright, according to the prosecutors is stable in hospital.

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