Dead End citizens experienced a major fire on Friday in Dead Drop that included the injuries of several residents and public officials that included also a sexual assault.

On February 14th, at approximately midnight, DEFD was called to an incident outside of the abandoned gas station located in Dead Drop. Upon arrival, fire department officials discovered victim Lily William (NPC), 26, tied to a cross. DEPD reports that the victim suffered from numerous severe injuries, such as sexual assault and other bodily injuries that appears from a heavy object or objects. During the fire on the station, several DEFD members were injured from a roof collapse. The individuals that were involved were firefighters Amelia Eaton, Simon Berne and Lt. Vie MacClawden. Fire Chief Kendall Eiren was taken to Dead End Memorial after going into labor during the incident. The victim, MacClawden, Eaton and Berne were also transported to DEMH for treatment for their injuries.

Firefighter Simon Berne and his fellow firefighters tending to his wounds before being transferred to the hospital

DEPD officials report that the individual involved with the incident was an unknown female Caucasian blonde and when arrested she will be charged with arson, aggravated assault, domestic terrorism, kidnapping and aggravated sexual assault. Some of the evidence that was recovered at the scene was a gas can and matches that was appeared to be used during the fire.

Per a statement from Chief Eiren:

 “Lilly William, age 23 survived the fire after being kidnapped from outside the Red Herring. She reportedly had been raped and abused by a blond haired woman. Fire fighters rushed on scene where they worked hard to put the fire out, but it continued to spread. We almost lost control of it. Thankfully we were able to keep the fire back from the gas tanks. Once inside they had to rush before getting to more explosion stuff. After one such explosion, a beam fell on to fireman Simon Berne who had rushed in to save his fellow fire fighter Amelia Eaton. He was crushed under the beam breaking his leg. NPC Matt and Mitch got Lily out of the back door safely. While Amelia and LT. Vie carried him out through the back of the building, the building exploded. They only narrowly escaped. Thank Goodness they were out in time! For a short time everyone out front believed that they had all been killed. The radios were down for a bit and there was no contact whatsoever. That is about the time that my water broke and went into labor.”

Chief Eiren was tight lipped regarding her pregnancy and the birth of her new child. We at The Daily wish her and her husband all the best with their new bundle of joy.

We would also extent a very special thank you to all of the officers and firefighters responding to the scene. Those in attendance were Officers’ Barley Alsop and Roxy Smythe. The firefighters who worked diligently to put out the blaze were Lieutenant Vie MacClawden, Firefighter Amelia Eaton, Firefighter Simon Berne, and of course Chief Kendall Eiren. Thank you, ladies and gentleman for your service and your quick response in bringing everyone home alive.