Three brothers of a 73-year-old man who died in last year’s Woolsey fire are suing Southern California Edison, blaming the utility for their sibling’s death.
According to the lawsuit, a family member spoke with DeCiutiis by cellphone Nov. 9 — the day after the Woolsey fire started — and complained that his house had become cold after the power had been shut off. He didn’t know why it was taking so long to restore.
“It is our understanding that Dr. Alfred deCiutiis did not get any warning whatsoever as the fire swept through,” attorney Ronald Goldman said. DeCiutiis walked outside his home, but didn’t observe any smoke or flames or hear any sirens alerting residents to danger, according to the suit. Court records show that no police or fire officials contacted him to warn him about the blaze, whichSoon after he walked back inside his home, the suit says, the fire ravaged Malibu.in the Woolsey fire, including DeCiutiis, whose body was found in a charred open area that may once have been a bedroom.
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