Questions remain as investigations continue into fatal house fire Neighbour Matt Bailey outside the Bracken Ridge home where two people died in a fire last month. PIC: Peter Wallis Source: The Courier-Mail The charred remains of the home destroyed by a fatal blaze. Picture: Rob Holman Source: The Courier-Mail POLICE tape has been torn down, fencing erected and windows boarded up but many questions still surround the death of two people in a Brisbane house fire last month. The bodies of Glen and Flora Fry were found inside their charred Peter Close home in Bracken Ridge in Brisbane's north, after a fire broke out in the early hours of April 26. Daniel Polanski, 20, and his fiancee Kimberley Fry, 21, escaped and were discharged from hospital in the days after the fire. Kimberley's sister Kayla, 17, remains in the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital with severe burns. Neighbour Matthew Bailey, 25, remembers being woken by screams. He was one of many neighbours who worked to save the family, tearing down a wooden fence to free them. He is also one of the many to have laid flowers on the front lawn - bouquets are now bunched along the bottom of the industrial fencing that surrounds the home. An anonymous card placed with flowers reads: "From our darkest moment we rise above. From our family to yours. You are in our hearts. Mr Bailey said the blackened shell of the home was a constant reminder of the horror that had occurred. You can't not think about it. When you come home you see it," he said. Everyone (in the street) is talking a lot more now, I guess it brought everyone together. I hope the family's doing well. Members of the Fry family returned to the home last week. Mr Bailey said he was a "little bit shocked" to learn police considered the fire suspicious. Information issued by fire investigators before the post mortems indicated it was due to an electrical fault but police are now treating the deaths and the fire as suspicious.