Jeff Hardy's House Burns Down (UPDATE: Cause Of Fire Is Undetermined)

Source: Wrestling Observer

Things just got much worse for the recently suspended Jeff Hardy as his Cameron, NC, house burnt down last night, wrecking everything he owns. Hardy and his family were not home at the time.

Jim Ross reveals new info...

According to an update by Jim Ross on his website, Matt Hardy first saw smoke coming from Jeff Hardy's house, but got there too late and could do nothing but watch it burn to the ground.

"Apparently Matt Hardy saw smoke coming from Jeff's home on Friday night, discovered that no one was home, but arrived at the house too late to do any thing but watch it burn to the ground.

These are challenging times for Jeff to say the least. Not only has he incurred his second strike with only one remaining before he would be terminated from the WWE, his situation has been underscored by the fact that his suspension went public per the WWE policy, which went into effect on November 1 and with which I wholeheartedly agree. Now Jeff's home has been destroyed with the heart breaking reality that his beloved dog died in the fire as well."

UPDATE: TMZ.com has posted the following update on Jeff Hardy's house burning down.

TMZ just spoke to Captain Bruner of the Cameron Fire Department -- and he told us the Moore County Fire Department has ruled the cause of the fire that claimed wrestler Jeff Hardy's home as "undetermined."

Bruner said around 11:30 PM the blaze was "paged out as a wildfire" -- because the citizens that made the call only saw the fire through some woods. Three minutes later another call was made -- this time specifically naming the Hardy residence as the location of the fire.

When firemen arrived at the scene, Hardy's home was "fully engulfed." Because the home was "burnt so bad," the Moore County Fire officials investigating the blaze ruled it "undetermined."

Foul play on the part of Jeff Hardy is not being investigated -- because Jeff Hardy told Captain Bruner that he didn't have insurance on his home.

Dude, this guy is having a bad time now. I feel very soory for Jeff right now, the 60-day supsending and now this, though I wonder how Matt is feeling now.fan211

that's life man:P

Dude, this guy is having a bad time now. I feel very soory for Jeff right now, the 60-day supsending and now this, though I wonder how Matt is feeling now.fan211

The house? Yes...

Suspension? Not so much...

Damn man, I hope its not foul play or anything..SeriousThreat

That what I hope it isn't either.

Now Jeff's home has been destroyed with the heart breaking reality that his beloved dog died in the fire as well."

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I feel sorry for the guy. What a wonderful week he's had.

I now know that things are bad for Jeff but i also know that good things will happen for him soon.

UPDATE: TMZ.com has posted the following update on Jeff Hardy's house burning down.

TMZ just spoke to Captain Bruner of the Cameron Fire Department -- and he told us the Moore County Fire Department has ruled the cause of the fire that claimed wrestler Jeff Hardy's home as "undetermined."

Bruner said around 11:30 PM the blaze was "paged out as a wildfire" -- because the citizens that made the call only saw the fire through some woods. Three minutes later another call was made -- this time specifically naming the Hardy residence as the location of the fire.

When firemen arrived at the scene, Hardy's home was "fully engulfed." Because the home was "burnt so bad," the Moore County Fire officials investigating the blaze ruled it "undetermined."

Foul play on the part of Jeff Hardy is not being investigated -- because Jeff Hardy told Captain Bruner that he didn't have insurance on his home.

Toking up = smoking the mary jane... or other drugs I guess..

He didnt have insurance? Wtf. I feel bad. If I was the WWE I would seriously pay for everything he lost, cause thats really sad.

Does he deserve his suspension for what he did? Certainly.

Even with that, nobody deserves this. Not the fact that you can get a new house, with new things, but when you lose a dog...its hard. I don't care if you can get a new dog, you cannot simply replace something like that. I cannot even shudder the thought of a fire in my house, while everyone is away, and my dog not able to do anything. Hopefully, within a year or so he can calm down, so he won't have to go in his cage.

So if like, there was a fire, he'd run outside.

You can replace everything in that house, even the house itself, but you CANNOT replace a life. With nothing, and I don't care if its an animal.

Well, if that ain't rock bottom, I really don't want to see where that is. Jeff's not only missing out on 60 days of work and money, he's also missing out on the biggest payday of the year, which it seems to me he might need. I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that Jeff's not exactly a great saver.