Good Samaritans save boy from house fire TWO good Samaritans have rescued a confused teenage boy from a house fire in Melbourne's southeast this afternoon. They smashed a window at the Were St home in Brighton just after 1.30pm and found the boy engulfed by smoke in the kitchen. MFB commander Rob Dean said the teen suffered from Asperger's syndrome. "He was quite confused ... he was just standing there," Mr Dean said. The fire had started in the kitchen and was generating a lot of smoke when the boy was rescued. He escaped any serious injury but was treated for smoke inhalation by paramedics. Three fire crews quickly controlled the blaze, which was caused by an electrical fault.