Canton, Ohio – Two suspects have been apprehended and charged in connection with the tragic death of Frank Campbell, who lost his life in a deliberate house fire on May 1 at the 200 block of Lincoln Avenue NW. Authorities have confirmed that the fire was intentionally set.
Corey Bulstrom, 29, from Louisville, has been charged with aggravated murder and is being held on a $1 million bond. Legal documents from the Canton Police Department reveal that Bulstrom was involved in the setting of the fire, aiding or abetting in the act.
Additionally, Salvatore Morris, 31, a resident of Canton, faces charges of complicity to commit aggravated murder. The complaint details that Morris played a role in setting the fire that ultimately led to Campbell’s tragic death.
A third suspect, Clayton Cunningham, is currently being sought on an arrest warrant. Cunningham is facing charges of aggravated murder and aggravated arson in relation to the fatal fire.
The Canton Fire Department responded to the incident at 1:27 a.m. on May 1, discovering the blaze at the residential building on Lincoln Avenue NW. Upon arrival, firefighters were met with significant flames engulfing the front of the house. Tragically, Campbell’s body was found inside the property.
Subsequent investigations have concluded that the fire was intentionally ignited, leading to the untimely death of Campbell. The case remains under active investigation by local authorities as they work to bring all involved parties to justice for their roles in the fatal incident.