Tragic Evan Mohammed killed in house blaze horror - boys electric toothbrush

A devastated mother was forced to stand helplessly outside her burning house, and firefighters rescued her dead son from a deadly hell.
Brave Sheryl McGill desperately tried to rescue nine peopleyear-
After a fire broke out at the home of kilmarnockyday yesterday, old Evans Muhammad. The 34-year-
The old man was repelled by smoke and high temperatures of 1,000 °c and had to be towed away by his neighbors.
Firefighters lifted Evan out of the burning building, but he failed in the hospital battle of life.
Evan's four sisters, Yasmin and three. year-
Old Nya survived the fire after being rescued by emergency rescue workers.
Another 15-year-old daughter of Sheree, Talia, managed to save herself from the fire.
The fire chief is still investigating the cause of the terror fire, but last night, Lyndsay McGill, the sister of 31-year-old Sheree, revealed that it could have been caused by the Christmas tree in Evan's room.
"We can't believe it," she said.
We were totally broken.
Sheree is a mess, sad.
She doesn't know what to do.
"We think Evan's room is on fire.
We think it's an electrical fault. he had a fibre-
Optical Christmas tree inside
"Sheree and her boyfriend fell asleep on the first floor, so she went out quickly.
"Talia was so clever that she put the blanket over her head and ran away.
"Sheree tried to get Evan out of his room, but she was overwhelmed by the smoke and the neighbors dragged her out.
"Thank God, two little girls are fine.
"The rest of the family received smoke inhalation treatment at crosswouse hospital yesterday but was later released.
When the fire broke out, Evan's brother, Zach, was five years old and lived at his grandmother's house.
Evan's father, Salim Mohammed, is no longer living with his children.
When the worried neighbors heard an alarm from the smoke at home, they issued an alarm. 20am.
When firefighters lifted little Evan out of the burning house, they looked in horror.
Lynn McPike, 27, said: "I heard a commotion in the street and looked out.
The house is on fire.
A few minutes later, the fire truck arrived and all the masked men rushed in.
"They brought the little boy out about 20 minutes later.
They were carrying him. he was not on a stretcher.
“It’s so sad.
My son Caillean plays with Evan during the day with his brother zac.
Zach bought a bike and a scooter and Evan told everyone he bought an electric toothbrush.
He was proud of it.
"When Evan was trapped in the bedroom with smoke, people thought he was alone.
A family friend cried: "I was with Sheree this morning and she was upset.
She ran in to save her child and ran out, but disappeared from the smoke.
Yesterday, the tragedy of the fire shocked the local community.
Mohammed Anwar, a 46-year-old owner, tells the story that Evan and his brother are regular customers in his store.
He said, "Evan is such a good boy.
I called him "my son" because I had a boy of the same age.
"The day before the fire, he bought candy with pocket money here.
For most of yesterday, fire and police investigation teams stayed at the hotel.
Every window in the house was opened and blackened from the sun.
One seems to melt in the heat.
Outside the building, children's toys can be seen in the garden, and Robert Scott, assistant chief officer for fire and rescue services at Strathclyde, told us how the emergency response was faced with "thick, when they arrived at the scene, black smoke and incredible heat ".
"We were initially reported that someone was trapped in a house," he said.
"The first crew arrived at the scene in six minutes.
"They faced a chaotic scene on the street, and eight policemen armed with breathing devices immediately entered the house.
"It was hard for the kids sleeping upstairs to get there, but our firefighters struggled to climb the stairs.
"The strength of the high temperature is definitely very serious.
"However, when told that there were children inside, firefighters fought hard in the heat and smoke and went upstairs very bravely.
"Within a few minutes, all three children went out of the house.
Police confirmed last night that they had launched an investigation into the fire that was not considered suspicious.
Strathclyde Police east Ayrshire regional commander William Brown added: "The investigation is at a very early stage and we will work closely with our colleagues in the fire and rescue departments.
"We will have a detailed inspection of the house.
"A family has dealt with a tragic event at the happiest time of the year, and they should celebrate Christmas together and look forward to the new year.
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