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Victims identified in fatal Chelsea house fire

Investigators identified Max Quayle, 57, and Karen Snyder, 71, after the blaze destroyed the home and left the cause under investigation.

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Vermont State Police have identified the two people found dead after a devastating house fire in Chelsea last week.

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Vermont Daily ChronicleVermont Daily Chronicle
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Both victims were residents of the home.

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WPTZWPTZ
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Victims identified in fatal Chelsea house fire

Vermont State Police have identified the two people found dead after a devastating house fire in Chelsea last week.

·Plattsburgh, United States
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NBC BostonNBC Boston
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2 people found dead in burned-down Vt. home are identified

Max Quayle, 57, and Karen Snyder, 71, lived in the burned-down home on North Common in Chelsea, Vermont State Police said.

·Boston, United States
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NBC Boston broke the news in Boston, United States on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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