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Authorities identify victim killed in Farmington House fire

8 hours ago in Local

FILE - This photo provided by the Maine Department of Public Safety shows flames from a large fire at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont, Maine, May 15, 2026 Photo: Associated Press/Maine Department of Public Safety via AP, File

FARMINGTON, N.H.- State Fire officials say an autopsy has confirmed the identity of the woman killed in a house fire over the weekend.

According to the State Fire Marshall’s office an autopsy has confirmed thar Michele Flynn,65, died from smoke inhalation and her death has been ruled accidental.

Fire fighters pulled Flynn’s body from a home on Leary Lane Saturday night after knocking down the flames and extinguishing the blaze.

As for a cause, officials say that’s currently the subject of an on-going investigation.

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