Fierce Camden fire kills toddler, injuries baby, four others

However, a neighbor Kushon Russ, who said she was a family friend, identified the family as: Galaxy Brown, 22; her boyfriend, Troy Floyd Brown, 20; their sons, Elijah, 4-months-old; and, Dontae, 22-months-old. Neighbors said Galaxy Brown works in a nursing home and her boyfriend stays at home with the children.

A spokesman for Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center said they treated and released two fire victims believed to be Galaxy and Troy. But no further information was available as of early this afternoon.

Glenda Ransom, who lived in one of the burned-out units, said she was awakened by an explosion.

"It was a big boom," said Ransom, who has lived at the complex for 15 years.

"Then I heard the girl screaming," Ransom said in reference to what she believed to be the mother of the child who was killed. "That baby was in there."

Ransom said she did not personally know the woman who lived in the second-floor unit where the blaze started.

"They were young, they were in their 20s," she said.

"All I heard was her screaming," Ransom repeated, clearly shaken. She said she had lost everything.

Several residents at the complex said they were puzzled that an explosion appeared to have started the fire since utilities at the complex at the apartment are electric. The only gas line they could think of ran to the laundry room. But they said that appeared intact.

Ann Moore, whose son manages the complex but was away, came to check on the units. She shoot her head at the devastation, which completely gutted and blew out whole rooms.

"I just came to make sure everyone is OK," said Moore, who said she was saddened that was not the case.

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