Photos show serious damage to Fire Aftermath.

Photos of the house, in which the singer-songwriter Jill Sobule was found dead, were released on Friday, which unveiled extensive fire damage to Woodbury, Minnesota.

The fire that broke out early Thursday morning blew the front windows of the house, burned the appearance and let a large part of the roof collapse. The most severe damage seemed to concentrate to concentrate the central entrance, where the window was completely destroyed at the top and an exhausted interior was released.

The pictures show smoke black siding near the front door and fire damage that extends over the second floor. The road section of the shingle roof was visibly caught, while the rest seemed to be completely integrated. The right side of the siding of the house was removed and revealed the insulation below.

Sobule, known for their groundbreaking 90s hits “I kissed a girl” and “supermodel”, whose latter was seen in the film “Clueless”, died on Thursday. Some of their former colleagues confirmed the position. The singer was 66.

“Jill Sobule was a power of the nature and human rights lawyer, whose music is involved in our culture. I had so much fun working with her today. I lost a customer and a friend today. I hope that her music, her memory and legacy continue to live and inspire others,” said the manager of the singer, John Porter, on Thursday.

The police received a call for “an active house fire on May 1 at 5:30 a.m., said Woodbury, Minnesota, in a statement published on Facebook.

“When the arrival, the respondents observed that the house was completely locked up in flames. The homeowners reported that a person might still be in the house,” added the police.

“The Woodbury firefighters actively fought the fire and at the same time looked for the missing person. Tragically, the missing woman had died in the house in the 1960s.”

The Woodbury police officially identified Sobule on Friday as the deceased.

“WPD can confirm that the victim of the fire was Jill Sobule yesterday morning,” the WPD Patrol Commander Tom Ehrenberg told the post office.

“The Ramsey County Medical Examiner did not complete the cause of death. The fire itself, including the cause, is still actively examined what the constant operating procedure stood,” said the spokesman too.

The Ramsey County Medical Examiner office has announced Twincities.com that the investigation of the cause of death from Sobule lies the toxicological results to determine whether drugs, alcohol or carbon monoxide have contributed to factors. The tests can take between 6 and 8 weeks.

The investigators also try to find out whether Sobule was still alive when the fire broke out, said the spokesman Pro TMZ.

Sobule was in Minneapolis to attend friends, to take up an episode of the Podcast “The Brian Oake Show” and prepare for a show, “Jill Sobule presents F*ck 7. Class & More: A Pride Month Event!” Added the outlet.