As the investigation continues into the fire in Richmond last week, investigators from the Indiana Fire Marshals office are hoping to speak with former and recent employees of the warehouse.
In a release from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, investigators from the Indiana State Fire Marshal's office is asking to speak with any recent or former employees of the My Way Trading Warehouse.
The 14-acre warehouse for chipped, shredded and bulk plastics caught fire on April 11 and burned for several days, causing an evacuation of Richmond in a half-mile radius.A cause of the fire is yet to be determined.Former employees are asked to contact investigator Ross Keasling at 317-509-0381 or by email at [email protected].
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