Revisiting the deadly Stouffer's Inn fire of 1980 | The Tape Room
A fire tore through the Stouffer's Inn in Harrison, N.Y., on a cold morning of Dec. 4, 1980. Within minutes, 26 people were dead. A hotel employee was put on trial. He was accused of setting the fire so he could then act the hero and extinguish it. But is that really what happened?
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New allegations against suspended New Rochelle football coach
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Cop moved by teen's death building skate park
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Missing teen from Westchester County found
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