One person died in the trailer home fire on Hibiscus Lane in Naples, the Collier County Sheriff's Office has now confirmed, and investigators still have not said what started it

One person died in the fire that destroyed a trailer home on Hibiscus Lane in Naples late on Sunday night, Gulf Coast News reports, citing a confirmation from the Collier County Sheriff's Office.

This desk reported the fire earlier today. At that point the sheriff's office had confirmed only that it received a call about the fire at around 10 p.m. on Sunday, and the item said in terms that no fatality was on the public record. That has now changed, and the earlier item is left standing with its own timestamp rather than rewritten.

The outlet updated its report at 2.11 p.m. Eastern on Monday. The added line is short and is the whole of the development: the sheriff's office confirmed that one person died in the fire.

Nothing else in the account has changed. Deputies have still not said how the fire started. The report is explicit that investigators are searching for a cause.

No name has been released. There is no age, no sex, and no statement from any authority about whether the person who died lived in the home. There is no cause of death on the record, and no medical examiner finding.

Gulf Coast News reporter Jackie Guenther, who was at the scene on Sunday night, described a very strong smell of smoke and said the mobile home was completely charred and now just the shell of a home.

Crime scene units were at the site alongside firefighters. This desk reported that earlier and repeats it here so that readers who saw the first item are not left guessing whether it still holds. It is not a finding and it is not an accusation. No authority has called this fire suspicious, nobody has been named, and nobody has been accused of anything. A scene examination is ordinary where a fire has killed someone and its cause has not been established.

There is no document behind this item. The Collier County Sheriff's Office has published nothing on the fire that this desk could read directly, and every statement attributed to deputies here comes through Gulf Coast News.

A search of Google News on this incident returns only this outlet, so as far as this desk can see it remains alone on the story and the reporting above is theirs. WINK News could not be checked this hour, because winknews.com refused every request from this desk during this cycle, so nothing is claimed about what it does or does not carry.