The new litigation argues that the surveillance video has been responsible for the fatal Eaton fire in Los Angeles, California, after a lawyer may have caused a fire.
“This video draws an arc at the SCE (Edison in South California), indicating that a fire has occurred just below those sparks,” EDELSON PC. The founder Jay Edelson shares with Fox News Digital.
“With the other evidence we have gained, I believe that this video is a compelling evidence that SCE’s wrong device and insufficient decision -making have caused Eaton fire.”
Law firm lawyers argued that the edited video to point out the flame indicates that sparks will ignite and fall into the dry hill.
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On January 8, 2025, the house was burning in an Eaton fire in Altadena, California. (AP photo/Nick Coolley)
A few minutes after the spark began to jump, the flash of light was visible, and within 10 minutes, the whole hill was burning, according to the video shared by Edelson.
The Los Angeles Police Station told Fox News Digital that he knew the video but couldn’t comment anymore.
“We are still in the right of this case and work with the law execution agency and the partner of the fire department,” Lapd said.
In the lawsuit, Evangeline Igreesias, a lived in Altadena, claimed that SCE did not close the power equipment despite a strong warning, resulting in an Eaton fire that consumed her house.
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The wall painting of Altadena is located on January 14, 2025, next to Altadena’s hardware store in Altadena, California. (AP Photo/Crispitzello)
“From the description of video videos, photos, and witnesses, there is a clear evidence that the fire was caused by the defendant Edison International and the Southern California Edison,” he said.
Edelson stated that the authorities continued to investigate what had caused fire, and said they submitted an emergency to prevent SCE from destroying important evidence to prevent SCE from destroying important evidence. Ta.
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He added that the court has acknowledged an order to expand existing orders to protect all important physical evidence.
“As part of the court’s order, we have the right to examine the power line and get additional evidence, with experts, and it will happen in the next 21 days,” said Edelson.
So far, Edelson said that he had received more than 2,000 calls from residents on their claims, saying, “It will complain to the waves on behalf of the client group.”
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On January 10, 2025, the American flag hung on the gate of the house destroyed by the Eaton Fire in Altadena, California. (AP photo/Jae C. Hong)
Edelson said SCE last week that he had been ordered to hand over all documents to them, but SCE claimed that they were all “confidential.”
“I think these documents, along with the evidence of the video we have, have revealed that SCE is generally not honest,” Ederson said.
“We are very convinced that the court will eventually forced them to publish these documents to SCE, but there is nothing to stop releasing them spontaneously. Therefore, we know that Socal Edison hides behind the lawyer’s Falance.
A SCE spokeswoman said to Fox News Digital that he was working closely with officials of the law enforcement and handed out access to investigators.
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The company needed a “very detailed test” for the video, saying, “It’s very early for experts to comment on the video until they see it.”
Another Edison spokesman Gabriela Olnas said he had previously recognized that the company had filed a lawsuit, but has not yet examined it.
“During the catastrophic fire in Southern California, our hearts remain in our community, and we are committed to supporting them through this difficult time,” says ORNELAS. I did it.
AP communication has contributed to this report.
Stepheny Price is a Fox News Digital and Fox Business writer. Story hints and ideas can be sent to stepheny.price@fox.com
