St. Paul apartment demolished after fire

Well, it's been more than 48 hours since a fire led to the demolition of an apartment building in St. Paul's McGroveland neighborhood. For the people who live there, the harsh reality of seeing their whole world go up in smoke is now beginning to sink in. Maury Glover caught up with one family about what comes next. There's my gloves. And that origami paper, my gosh, our sky lantern we never got to launch. It's hard to imagine the knickknack cabinet losing almost all your belongings. There's the galaxy light in the blink of an eye. The records, see them? I do. Is that our table, too? That is our table. My grandma's table. Even though they're only a few feet away... It was still our home. Yeah, it was our home. ...they are just out of reach. Yeah, it's crazy. For Dan Chula and his family, their home for the last six years has been reduced to a pile of rubble. Yeah, I was hoping to find my wife's wedding ring. I was hoping it would just be on the... On the ground somewhere kind of sparkling in the sun or on top of a pipe but uh no such luck unfortunately. And since the Monday morning fire at the Randolph Terrace apartments caused the roof to collapse and the building to be demolished investigators say they may never be able to pinpoint the exact cause even though Chula believes he knows how it started. I saw the origin point of the fire or at least one of the origin points it was in a closet. Around the light fixture and none of the smoke and none of the fire was in the apartment. It was all just up in the attic. The people who were evacuated from the buildings on both sides of the fire are now back in their homes. But Chula, his wife and his 15-month-old daughter will have to find a new one. We'll probably try to... Get into a house here, save some money, stay in with the parents. Because even after losing almost everything, they still have what they need. I'm so happy we have each other. A number of GoFundMe campaigns have been set up to help residents who are displaced by the Randolph Terrace Apartments fire. If you'd like to help them, we'll add a link to our story at fox9.com. In St. Paul, Maury Glover, Fox 9.