When a Jacksonville mobile home caught fire in May 2015, the 26-year-old father sleeping inside never woke up.
Jemarr Anderson died of smoke inhalation in the trailer, leaving behind a 5-year-old son who was safe at his mother’s home that night. An inspection of the fire-ravaged property revealed the bedroom where Anderson slept had no smoke detector.
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