Body found after house fire in southern Wisconsin

Posted by Spanish Journal | Nov 30, 2016 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Authorities have recovered a body after a house fire in southern Wisconsin.

Investigators recovered the body Tuesday afternoon from the house in the Town of Newark. An autopsy is scheduled Wednesday.

Rock County sheriff’s Capt. Todd Christiansen said the cause of death was not immediately obvious.

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Body found after house fire in southern Wisconsin

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