Citizens Energy workers continue their investigation Monday afternoon Nov. 12, 2012 by digging into the front sidewalk looking for possible explanation into the explosion of a house in Indianapolis. The search for what caused a massive, deadly explosion that rocked an Indianapolis neighborhood turned to natural gas Monday, with officials checking gas lines and a homeowner saying a problem furnace could be to blame. (AP Photo/WTHR Chopper 13/The Indianapolis Star, Matt Kryger) NO SALES
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The investigation into a deadly Indianapolis explosion has turned to appliances from the destroyed homes.
Indianapolis Homeland Security Director Gary Coons said Tuesday that his “investigators believe natural gas is involved.” He said they are “recovering the appliances from destroyed homes to help determine the cause.”
The blast Saturday night killed two people and decimated a neighborhood.
