
Mother who lost her three children and her mom in a fire during Texas power outages talks about the tragic night
CNN
As Texas hobbles back to normal life after a devastating winter storm, one mother is still trying to come to terms with a heart-wrenching and unfathomable personal tragedy.
Jackie Pham Nguyen lost her mother, Loan Le, and her three children, Olivia, 11, Edison, 8, and Colette, 5 in a fire while trying to stay warm at her home in the Houston suburb of Sugarland during the power outages that crippled the state. Nguyen says she doesn't remember much of what happened in the early morning of February 16.
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