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Family of Sisters Who Died in Noyac Fire Sue Owners and VRBO

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The rear of the Noyac home where two sisters died in an August fire. The girls' family has filed a lawsuit against the home's owners and the online rental company VRBO and HomeAway.com.

The rear of the Noyac home where two sisters died in an August fire. The girls' family has filed a lawsuit against the home's owners and the online rental company VRBO and HomeAway.com.

authorMichael Wright on Nov 29, 2022
The family of the two sisters who died in a fire at a rented Noyac home in August have filed a civil lawsuit that excoriates the property owners and the... more

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