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KENOSHA (WLUK) -- A Kenosha man is facing child neglect charges in connection with a fire last Thanksgiving that left his three children dead.
Joshua Kannin, 39, was charged Tuesday with three counts of neglecting a child - consequence is death. A summons was issued and he is to appear in court May 14.
On the night of Nov. 27, 2025, firefighters were dispatched to the 5200 block of 43rd Avenue for a report of an apartment complex on fire. When crews arrived, the building was engulfed in flames. Officials said the fire was so intense, they could not get inside.
10-year-old Rylee and 9-year-old Connor were pronounced dead at the scene. 7-year-old Alena was airlifted to a Milwaukee hospital, but later died. Their father, Kannin, was hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
"In the months following the incident, the Kenosha Police Department has worked in close coordination with fire investigators from the Kenosha Fire Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). Through this collaborative investigation, authorities reviewed a substantial body of evidence, including surveillance footage, witness statements and detailed fire investigation reports," a news release from KPD states.
Joshua Kannin, 39, was charged Tuesday with three counts of neglecting a child - consequence is death. A summons was issued and he is to appear in court May 14.
On the night of Nov. 27, 2025, firefighters were dispatched to the 5200 block of 43rd Avenue for a report of an apartment complex on fire. When crews arrived, the building was engulfed in flames. Officials said the fire was so intense, they could not get inside.
10-year-old Rylee and 9-year-old Connor were pronounced dead at the scene. 7-year-old Alena was airlifted to a Milwaukee hospital, but later died. Their father, Kannin, was hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
"In the months following the incident, the Kenosha Police Department has worked in close coordination with fire investigators from the Kenosha Fire Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). Through this collaborative investigation, authorities reviewed a substantial body of evidence, including surveillance footage, witness statements and detailed fire investigation reports," a news release from KPD states.