On July 21, Vanessa Espinosa received a fire alarm from a home in Washington. She made a quick call to the home but there was no answer. Immediately she called the fire department. Between our call to the fire department and the fire department’s arrival, the homeowner, Mrs. Crowley, called us—we discovered she was out of town. No one was in the house, thankfully.
The fire department soon arrived to find the house filled with smoke and a fire in the living room. And they began to battle the blaze.
After the emergency
A couple days later when we called the Crowley home, Mrs. Crowley was speaking with us once again. She shared that the fire had started on the main floor near the wiring of the washer and dryer. Mrs. Crowley said thanks to Monitronics and the local fire department, the fire was confined to the main floor and the basement. She also said:
“I credit Monitronics for saving my home. Thank you.”
A couple days later we chatted with Mrs. O’Neal and learned that she hadn’t been feeling well the entire morning of her mishap. She had spent most of the day in bed and decided she wanted to watch TV. Just as she walked into her living room, she fell and hit her head. That’s when she pressed her medical pendant. She said:
blaring they raced to the store.
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