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The cause of a fire in Ellsworth will remain unknown.
The State Fire Marshal's Office says there is too much damage to determine the cause of a fire that was destroyed a home on Stackpole Road.
State Police are calling the fire suspicious after the owner, 57-year-old Dayton Arey, committed suicide the day after it burned down.
He was found dead last Friday of stab wounds.
Arey was married with five children.
They were at a friend's house in Lamoine at the time of the fire.
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Extensive Damage Leaves Cause of Ellsworth Fire Unknown
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