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Fero's Bar & Grill is a longtime dive on the edge of Glendale, a place to get a quick drink before the movies or a cheap steak if you're staying at a hotel in the area. Over the decades, it's kept a low profile -- until now.
As Denver Police Chief Robert White revealed at a press conference at 5:30 a.m. this morning, five people were found dead at Fero's early this morning, in what's being investigated as "an arson-homicide."
See also:
- Fero's Bar & Grill arson-homicides: Five dead
- Tequila's Mexican Restaurant in Golden destroyed by fire
According to White, the Glendale Fire Department had gotten a call at 1:50 a.m. this morning about a fire at Fero's, 357 South Colorado Boulevard. Firefighters raced to the scene, and discovered five fatalities -- four females and one male -- all with what White described as "some trauma" to their bodies.
Find more details about the crime in this story that Michael Roberts posted on Latest Word earlier this morning.
