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Fire ruled arson after a man found dead in burned car in Philly, officials say – NBC10 Philadelphia

Fire ruled arson after a man found dead in burned car in Philly, officials say  NBC10 Philadelphia A man was found dead after a vehicle caught fire in South Philadelphia near the airport. A man was found dead after…
One Place News   •   October 19, 2026   •   Updated October 19, 2026
Fire ruled arson after a man found dead in burned car in Philly, officials say – NBC10 Philadelphia

Fire ruled arson after a man found dead in burned car in Philly, officials say  NBC10 Philadelphia

A man was found dead after a vehicle caught fire in South Philadelphia near the airport. A man was found dead after a car caught fire in South Philadelphia early Sunday morning. NBC10’s Neil Fischer has the latest information from police at the scene. A man was found dead after a car arson fire in South Philadelphia early Sunday morning, prompting an investigation. Police said the fire broke out just after 2 a.m. on Sunday, October 18, 2026 in the parking lot of Pendergast Safety Company on Enterprise Avenue, across the street from Philadelphia International Airport. Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. According to police, one man was found dead, but it remains unclear how he died.

Investigators have not been able to verify his identity because of the intensity of the fire, but the Fire Marshalls have ruled that the fire was an arson. An employee working nearby told NBC10 he heard what sounded like an explosion in the area. Philadelphia police and investigators with the Fire Marshal's Office spent hours examining the burned vehicle and the surrounding area. Detectives were seen using flashlights to inspect the scene, while the Fire Marshal's Office brought in a dog to assist with the investigation. The Philadelphia Police Department's Crime Scene Unit also responded to the parking

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