Station Fire accessories 5 bodies at Gold Creek Ranch

!: Station Fire accessories 5 bodies at Gold Creek Ranch

A first-person report that debunks a popular news flash that five people foolishly let themselves be trapped on a fire-threatened ranch after being told to evacuate: On Sunday afternoon the Station Fire ran wild in Gold Creek Cyn of the Tujunga Valley. A ranch property that was built in 1908 as a hunting lodge sat in danger's way. The owner a 77-year-old man and 35-year resident of the valley and some of his close friends watched the fire looming closer to the property lines of the 160 acre ranch. The Fire Department and Sheriffs Dept requested that they evacuate immediately. When asked if there would be a fire truck to defend the home when they left they we're told there would not be, as the fire was far too dangerous to deploy firefighting equipment and men into the canyon. At 6pm Sunday night 3 Fire-Pro USA Homeowner Fire Defense Unit's (FDU) were delivered to the property and by 8pm each of the 3 fire resistant tanks were filled with 250 gallons of water prepped with fire gel, connected to the high pressure pump and were ready to go. By 8am Monday, the next morning, rumors of 5 people trapped in Gold Creek, who were now calling for help after refusing to evacuate, hit the airwaves. According to the owner Jack Johnson, The only request made by the residents of the ranch was that no additional resources, fire fighters or effort be used for them. "We made the decision to stay and protect the property and home using the STAY AND DEFEND tactic and do not expect or request ...

Station Fire accessories 5 bodies at Gold Creek Ranch

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