Crime & Safety
Another Body Found in Valley Fire
This brings the official death toll to four. One person is still missing.

Valley Fire Photo by Al Francis, NapaSonomaPhotos.com
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A search team looking for Robert Taylor Fletcher, reported missing in the wake of the Valley Fire, discovered a body late Tuesday that’s presumed to be Fletcher.
He lived in Cobb, where the remains were found. The discovery was reported just after 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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Fletcher was 66 and lived alone.
One person remains missing-- 61-year-old Robert Litchman of Middletown.
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The official death toll is now four.
Earlier fire coverage:
- President Obama Issues Disaster Declaration For Valley Fire Area
- Emergency Repair Grant Awarded for Valley Fire Damage
- Valley Fire Now the 3rd Worst in California History
- Valley Fire Survivors Embark on Trek Down Long Road to Recovery
- Wildfire Ash May be Toxic
- Livermore Business Accepting Donations for Fire Victims
- Napa Valley Vintners Make Generous Donation to Valley Fire Victims
- Berryessa Estates Evacuation Order Lifted
- 2 More Bodies Discovered in Valley Fire
- Cadaver Dogs Search for Missing Residents in Valley Fire
- Valley Fire Already the 9th Most Destructive in California History
- Valley Fire Increases to 70,000 Acres, Still 30 Percent Contained
- Valley Fire at 67,200 Acres, 30 Percent Contained
- Pets and Livestock Being Rescued From Valley Fire Evacuation Area
- Wildfire Victim Was Disabled; Containment Doubles in One Day
- Highway Through Hell: Video Shows Driver’s Escape from Valley Fire Inferno
- One Dead as Valley Fire Explodes to 61,000 Acres, 5 Percent Containment
- Elderly, Disabled Woman Trapped in Home, Died in Valley Fire
- FEMA Grant to Cover Valley Firefighting Costs
- Evacuated Fire Victims Settling into Tent City
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