
Pueblo County Harry Mapps, 59, of Colorado is wanted in possible connection to a fire that killed three people on Wednesday.
Authorities in rural southern Colorado are looking for Harry Mapps, 59, a former handyman who rented a room at the home that caught fire Wednesday. Investigators found the bodies of two women and a man, yet to be publicly identified, inside the home.
(SOURCE) Authorities in rural southern Colorado are searching for a handyman who lived at a home where three people were found dead after a fire.
Investigators planned to remove the bodies of the two women and a man Thursday, a day after the home in the town of Rye burned.
The fire has been labeled arson, though it wasn’t immediately clear whether the victims died in the fire or were dead when it started.
Authorities were looking for Harry Mapps, 59, a former handyman who rented a room at the home. Mapps is 6 feet tall, 135 pounds and has red hair and blue eyes and may have a graying beard. He last drove a blue 2004 Chrysler Town & Country minivan with either Texas or Colorado license plates.
Authorities hadn’t ruled out the possibility that Mapps also perished in the fire.