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The couple\u2019s two older children were visiting others and not in the house when the explosion occurred, said Battalion Chief Steve Martin.\n\n>> UPDATE: Police investigate blast, fire that killed 2 adults, child as suspicious\n\nColumbus Fire was called at 7:25 p.m. to the house on Retriever Road, which is off Chatterton Road.\n\nMartin said firefighters were on the scene within five minutes and able to knock down the fire.\n\nThe east side of the house was blown out by the force of the explosion. Windows were broken, and the garage door also was blown out. It also appeared that the flames shot through the second floor and the roof.\n\nThe bodies of the couple were found within 15 minutes, but it took firefighters more than 90 minutes to find the child\u2019s body, Martin said.\n\nMartin said the Columbus police homicide unit was called in to help with the investigation.\n\nThe explosion appeared to have originated in the kitchen area toward the back of the house, Martin said.\n\nJerry Willey, 73, lives next door and said he also thinks the explosion and fire came from the kitchen area.\n\nWilley was sitting in his living room when a \u201cboom\u201d caused everything in his house to shake.\n\n\u201cI looked out and I saw flames shooting out 6 feet out the back window,\u201d Willey said.\n\[email protected]\n\n@Woodsnight", "keywords": [], "meta_keywords": [""], "tags": [], "authors": ["Jim Woods", "Jim Woods The Columbus Dispatch"], "publish_date": "Wed Jan 1 00:00:00 2020", "summary": "", "article_html": "", "meta_description": "An explosion and flash fire killed a man and woman and their youngest child in their Southeast Side house Wednesday evening, the Columbus Division of Fire said.The identities of the two adults and the child found in the house in the 3300 block of Retriever Road were not being released late Wednesday night.The child was believed to be between 18 months and 4 years old. 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