Another group, with about 200 fewer members, “To help Madonna Badger,” provided information on the fatal Christmas fire, though it did not have as much engagement as the first group.

Dad of girls who died in Connecticut Christmas fire speaks of his grief, girls. April 24, 2012— -- The father of Lily, Sarah and Grace Badger, the three girls who died last year in a ...

Borcina and Badger were the only survivors. An early morning fire in Connecticut on Christmas Day in 2011 left five people dead. In the deposition, Borcina said he misled investigators “to spare ...

STAMFORD, Conn. (CBSNewYork/AP)-- It was nearly six months ago that a Christmas morning fire in Stamford claimed the lives of Madonna Badger's three children and her parents. Badger has never ...

Matthew Badger, whose three daughters died in a 2011 Christmas Day fire in Stamford, has died, his education fund announced Thursday. Badger, 51, died of natural causes, a person close to the ...

Next September, Badger will marry longtime friend Bill Dukes, who was one of three people at her bedside in the hours after the tragedy. They plan to volunteer this Christmas to help children in need.

A copy of the agreement obtained by The Associated Press shows the city also will pay Badger’s lawyer $150,000. The fire broke out early Christmas morning after Badger and her boyfriend ...

Matthew Badger — the heartbroken dad whose three girls perished in a horrific Christmas Day 2011 fire in Connecticut — died Thursday morning at age 51. “He is with his children,” Badger ...

Sarah and Grace—had wanted to make a fire on Christmas Eve. Michael Borcina, the contractor working on the house for the past year, whose relationship with the owner, Madonna Badger, had ...

STAMFORD — The uncle of the three girls killed in the 2011 Christmas Day fire will be the new administrator in their lawsuit against the city. S. Campbell Badger of Portland, Maine, will replace ...

The heartbroken father who lost his three daughters in a Christmas house fire in Connecticut said he is still in shock over their deaths and still asking the question: Why? Matthew Badger told ABC ...