Chris Falcon was at work when he heard about the deadly explosion and fire on Wednesday that engulfed the Bronx apartment building where he lived. By the time he, his wife, and their son reached their home on East 209th Street in Norwood, they saw flames shooting from the windows and smoke billowing into the.
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Chris Falcon was at work when he heard about the deadly explosion and fire on Wednesday that engulfed the Bronx apartment building where he lived. By the time he, his wife, and their son reached their home on East 209th Street in Norwood, they saw flames shooting from the windows and smoke billowing into the.
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