DUNMORE, Pa. — A baby severely burned in a deadly fire earlier this week has died.
Dallas Session, age 1, was pronounced dead early Thursday morning at Lehigh Valley Hospital, Cedar Crest.
A family of six lived in the apartment building on Wheeler Avenue in Dunmore. Only two members of that family survived.
Dallas Session, age 1, passed away at a hospital in the Lehigh Valley on Thursday morning. The bodies of Ebony Thompson, 26, and her daughters, 5-year-old London Session, and 2-year-old Tiara Session, were found among the rubble on Tuesday.
The Lackawanna County coroner says they died from breathing in too much smoke.
Darkell Session, 24, and his 3-year-old daughter Serenity Session are being treated at Geisinger CMC in Scranton.
According to his Facebook page, Darkell broke his pelvis and jaw while jumping out of the third-floor window.
Dunmore firefighters rescued two of the children from the building.
Newswatch 16 has been in contact with Darkell's aunt. She says the entire family is heartbroken, and there are "no words" to describe how her nephew is feeling.
Ebony and Darkell had just filed a marriage license on Friday in Lackawanna County Court.
Police reopened Wheeler Avenue to traffic earlier on Thursday.
Federal, state, and county officials are involved in the investigation of the fire.
State police tell us the fire is still under investigation and they have not released a cause yet.
They believe the fire started on the second floor of the building.