Police release CCTV images of man who could help investigation into fatal bungalow fire in Fuchsia Lane, Ipswich
Fire in Fuchsia Lane, Ipswich
Police investigating a fatal bungalow fire in Ipswich have released CCTV images of a man they believe could help them.
Police have released CCTV images of a man who was seen in the area in the early hours. Pic: Suffolk Constabulary. - Credit: Archant
A man in his 80s died in hospital after being rescued from the blaze in Fuchsia Lane at around 1.15am on March 30.
His heart was restarted by firefighters and paramedics after suffering a cardiac arrest but died at Ipswich Hospital later that morning.
Another man found in the property, aged in his 60s, also suffered serious injuries in the blaze. But he has since been released from Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford.
Police are still investigating the fire, which remains unexplained. The cause is not yet known.
Police have released CCTV images of a man who was seen in the area in the early hours. Pic: Suffolk Constabulary. - Credit: Archant
A Suffolk Constabulary spokesman said: “Police are now releasing CCTV images of a man who was seen in the area in the early hours.
“While the CCTV is not particularly clear, it is hoped someone may know who the individual is, or they may recognise themselves.
“Police believe he may have information that can assist the enquiry and are asking him, or anyone who knows who he is to come forward.”
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