Gloverville, October 15, 2025
News Summary
A heartbreaking house fire in Gloverville has resulted in the deaths of three young children, aged 6 and 8. Their mother and another sibling suffered non-life-threatening injuries. The investigation is ongoing as authorities stress the importance of fire safety measures in homes to prevent such tragedies in the future.
Gloverville, Aiken County – A tragic house fire in the early hours of Monday has resulted in the deaths of three young children. The fire broke out around 12:50 am in the 200 block of Pine Street, where four children and their mother were inside the home at the time.
Authorities have identified the deceased children as 6-year-old Serahya Jordan and 8-year-old Deandolyn Jordan, both pronounced dead shortly after arrival at Aiken Regional Medical Centers at 1:57 am and 2:00 am, respectively. A third sibling, 6-year-old Semerah Jordan, who suffered critical injuries, died on Thursday at 4:30 pm at Doctors Hospital.
The children’s mother and another sibling were also injured during the incident and were taken to Aiken Regional Medical Centers, but their injuries are reported to be non-life-threatening.
The Aiken County Coroner’s Office is currently conducting an investigation into the causes of the fire, with assistance from the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED).
In a separate incident that occurred on Donnington Court in Aiken, a house fire was reported but resulted in no injuries. The GVW Fire Department responded to the fire at a two-story home in the Trolley Run neighborhood, and all occupants successfully escaped without harm. The American Red Cross has stepped in to assist a family of five affected by this fire by providing financial aid for immediate needs, including food, clothing, and shelter.
Investigation and Safety Measures
The investigation into the fatal Gloverville fire aims to uncover the circumstances leading to the tragedy. Local authorities are emphasizing the importance of fire safety awareness in homes, urging residents to have working smoke detectors and clear evacuation plans in place.
Community Support
In the wake of this heartbreaking incident, the community is coming together to support the affected families. Various local organizations and residents are reaching out to lend a hand and provide assistance during this difficult time.
Background on Fire Incidents in Aiken County
Fires can occur unexpectedly and can have devastating impacts on families and communities. This incident follows other fire events in the Aiken area, prompting discussions among local officials about fire prevention measures and emergency preparedness.
Contact Information
Anyone wishing to contribute to the support initiatives for the affected families can reach out to local charities or the American Red Cross for more information on how to assist.
FAQs
What happened in Gloverville?
A fire occurred around 12:50 am on Monday in the 200 block of Pine Street, Gloverville, tragically claiming the lives of three children.
How many children died in the fire?
Three children died as a result of the fire: 6-year-old Serahya Jordan and 8-year-old Deandolyn Jordan were pronounced dead shortly after arrival at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. A third sibling, 6-year-old Semerah Jordan, died later from critical injuries.
Were there any injuries to the mother?
The mother of the children and one sibling sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to Aiken Regional Medical Centers.
Who is investigating the fire?
The Aiken County Coroner’s Office is conducting the investigation into the fire with assistance from the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED).
Was there another fire incident nearby?
Yes, there was a separate fire on Donnington Court in Aiken, but no injuries were reported. All occupants escaped without injuries.
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Additional Resources
- WRDW: No Injuries Reported in House Fire on Donnington Court
- WLDX: Aiken County House Fire – 3 Children Die
- WJBF: Two Children Dead Following Fire in Aiken County
- WACH: Two Children Dead, One Critical After House Fire in Aiken County
- The State: Local News on House Fire Incident
- Wikipedia: Fire Safety
- Google Search: House Fire Safety
- Google Scholar: Fire Prevention Measures
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Fire
- Google News: House Fires in South Carolina
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