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No I haven't because honestly, I'm not going to look at the Sun or the Mail.
Just trying to parse what you've read for clarity - do you mean Mr Kebde was the neighbour of the person who's kitchen caught fire? Or that he went door to door once the fire had started trying to alert other people.
It still all sounds like speculation which I'm not sure what the benefit of publishing is
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Know your enemy... but seriously if you're going to get angry at things you should really at least read them through a proxy such as Google. Getting angry in ignorance is never good (not having a pop, but you know what I mean).
Mr Kebede was allegedly the person whose kitchen caught fire and tried to warn his neighbours.
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It still all sounds like speculation which I'm not sure what the benefit of publishing is
They have it from two sources (a friend and a neighbour whose door he knocked on) so I take back what I said about it being single sourced. If you have two credible sources saying they know what caused a major tragedy (in the started a fire sense, not what made it so bad) that does seem legitimate.
This is being reported by various outlets now who say Mr Kebede is devastated and in shock and I appreciate the media coverage won't help but I think it could be argued that knowing what started the fire is in the public interest.
Fox
Have you actually read the articles? They have a neighbour who says it was started in his flat by a faulty fridge and he warned people. The caption on the picture of him drinking a nice cold lager is:
"Mr Kebede, pictured, banged on his neighbour's door, potentially saving hundreds of lives – after flames took in the kitchen of his fourth floor flat"
I'd take issue with them both calling him an Ethiopian taxi driver - especially if it turns out he's British, which seems quite possible - but not sure I understand the outrage?