Warehouse Operator's Wife Calls For Compassion
The wife of the operator of an Oakland warehouse where 36 people died in a fire says she and her children would not have lived in the building if they believed it unsafe. Micah Allison made her first public comments Friday since the Dec. 2 fire at a San Francisco press conference organized by her husband's attorneys. She said her husband believed the warehouse he illegally converted into a residence and entertainment venue was a safe place to live and entertain paying customers.
