Body Found in Boulevard Fire
Arson investigators will bring in a backhoe to sift through the debris left behind by the two-story log cabin and three-car detached garage.
Body Found in Boulevard House Fire
Officials are calling the death of a person in a Boulevard house fire "suspicious."
A San Diego man is the subject of a nationwide manhunt, the suspect in a double murder and double kidnapping.
Neighbors of James Lee DiMaggio were shocked to learn two people as well as a dog were found dead inside DiMaggio's log-cabin style home Monday.
Deputies were called to 2071 Ross Avenue in the unincorporated community of Boulevard around 8 p.m. Sunday to find the home and detached 3-car garage engulfed in flames.
Hours after the discovery of 44-year-old Christina Anderson and an unidentified boy, deputies put out an Amber Alert for DiMaggio and Anderson's 8-year-old son Ethan and 16-year-old daughter Hannah.
Deputies believe DiMaggio murdered Anderson and then set the structures on fire.
Ethan is 4-feet, 11-inches tall, weighing 65 pounds with sandy blonde hair. Hannah is 5-feet, 7-inches tall, 115 pounds with blue eyes, a nose stud, pierced ears and a belly button ring.
DiMaggio is 40 years old, 5-foto 9- inches tall, 150 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. His beard and moustache have recently been shaved off officials said.
They are believed to be traveling in a 4-door, blue Nissan Versa with license plate 6WCU986.
"It's believed that one or both of the children have been abducted by DiMaggio whose whereabouts are also unknown," said San Diego County homicide Lt. Glenn Giannantonio.
Neighbors were in disbelief Monday. They say DiMaggio is a kind, giving and laid back person who the Anderson children considered an uncle.
They believe DiMaggio had planned to take Ethan camping or hunting and authorities may not be able to reach him because he's out of cell phone range.
Christina Anderson was an old friend of DiMaggio who would come to visit him once or twice a month according to neighbors. Giannantonio said Christina Anderson and DiMaggio were not romantically involved but have a close friendship.
They say the Anderson children got along well with other children in the neighborhood but they recently came more often.
"We believe that if they are with DiMaggio that they are in danger," Giannantonio said adding that FBI agents have been asked to help in the investigation.
Anyone who spots the children or DiMaggio should call 911 he said.
Giannantonio could not disclose how Anderson was killed. He said the medical examiner will try and identify the burned remains of the child found in the rubble.
Anderson lived with her two children in Lakeside according to officials. The children were last seen on Aug. 3 officials said. The grandparents reported the children missing.
Officials also found remains of weapons found that were burned in the fire but would not reveal the number or type of weapons found.
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