Autopsy: Brother-in-law to NBA Star Stephen Jackson Died of Smoke Inhallation

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Autopsy: Brother-in-law to NBA Star Stephen Jackson Died of Smoke Inhallation

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Story Created: Jun 29, 2009 at 10:55 AM CST

Story Updated: Jun 29, 2009 at 5:16 PM CST

A Jefferson County Justice of the Peace tells KBMT12 News that preliminary autopsy results show the brother-in-law of an NBA star died of smoke inhalation.

Jefferson County Justice of the Peace Tom Gillam says 32-year-old Kevin Chaney was found dead inside the garage of his home at 3200 Woodlawn in Groves after firefighters finished putting flames out early Monday morning. Chaney's wife and kids were asleep in the house at the time of the fire and were able to escape unharmed.

Chaney is married to the sister of NBA star Stephen Jackson of the Golden State Warriors.

Gillam says damage to the home was mostly confined to the garage, but Groves Fire Chief Dale Jackson says there is no official word and what caused the fire.

Neighbors tell KBMT that Chaney was trapped in the car that was parked in the garage at the time of the fire.

Gillam has ordered toxicology tests to finalize his findings.

Saturday, Jul 4 at 6:19 AM Bubba wrote ...

please put down the crack pipe and stop yelling at us.

Thursday, Jul 2 at 5:57 AM ISOM K. RAMSEY wrote ...

I THINK IT IS VERY SAD A FEW PEOPLE WHO ARE MORE CONCERN ABOUT GREENIES PRIDE THEN THE FUTURE OF OUR CHILDREN. THE BIBLE SAID WOULD PUT NEW WINE IN OLD BOTTLES. HOW COULD THEY BE SO SELFISH OF THEMSELVES TO PUT PRIDE OVER THE FUTURE OF OUR CHILDREN. WOULD THEY KEEP THE OLD TECHOLOGY OD OVER THE NEW. WE CAN NOT HOLD ON TO OLD BUILDING THAT HAS SERVE ITS PURPOSE. COME OUT OF THE ICE AGE AND MOVED INTO THE FUTURE.THE CONTENTS OF THIS IS DANGER TO OUR CHILDREN HEALTH, GROWTH, AND THE ABILITY TO LEAR

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