Two people were killed in an early morning fire on Friday. Firefighters were called to the 10-hundred block of Thurman Street in Camden around 5:30 a.m.
NBC10 has learned one of the victims is a teenage boy and the other is a female. NBC10 is working to find out more information about both victims.
Investigators believe the fire maybe a case of arson and are waiting for a K-9 unit to arrive to help with the investigation. "We're handling it as an arson until we can conclude otherwise," said Chief Scott Thompson, Camden Police.
Investigators say some suspicious items were found in front of the house and there was also a domestic dispute at the same house last night and several arrests were made.
One woman was injured when she jumped from the second floor of the house to escape the flames. She was taken to Cooper University Hospital.
A family friend talked to NBC10's Byron Scott outside the burned home on Friday afternoon. "Right now the whole family is in a lot of shock. It's really messed up to wake up and find out your loved ones are dead," said Rev. David King, family friend.
