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"A 7-year-old boy died Friday, a day after this two sisters died after their Racine home caught fire early Thursday morning.\u00A0\"They went to take him off of life support this morning, so the family is still up there,\" said William Scott, an uncle.Dayja Scott, 9, and her 8-year-old sister, Dalijah, died Thursday. The younger brother, Luther, is expected to survive.\u00A0Their mother escaped the fire unharmed physically, but emotionally the family said she is in bad shape.\"She is hurt terribly, just almost inconsolable. She is very, very devastated\" Scott said.The Racine Police Department said its preliminary investigation indicates the fire was an accident.WISN 12 News learned late Friday afternoon that it was the children's mother who called 911 for help the morning of the fire.In the 911 call, Deborah Scott told the dispatcher she can hear her children screaming but can't get to them.\"They (are) downstairs, but it's too far back. I can't see. I hear them but I can't see nothing,\" she said.Four minutes into the call fire crews arrive at the scene.While investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire, the city is trying to figure our how to keep funding the fire department.There is a proposal in next years budget to close a fire station. Alderman Michael Shields, who lives in the Scott family's district, said this fire is a perfect example why the fire department should not be cut.Associated Bank is accepting monetary donations for The Scott Children Family Fund. Donations will be accepted at all Associated Bank locations."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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