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All Black's home
The earlymorning blaze tore through the Tamahere residence of former Waikato and All Black second fiveeighths Scott McLeod. It was empty awaiting his return from Japan, where he has been playing rugby since 2002.
The 10test veteran's modern and spacious twostorey home on Hamilton's southern rural fringes has views over the Waikato River,[url=http://www.holisteroutlet.cc]http://www.holisteroutlet.cc[/url], a swimming pool, a floodlittennis court and several large rooms. Its value was estimated at about $2.6 million.
"You can basically discount power, and where the fire started there was no ignition source there whatsoever, so it's not like it was beside a power point or hooked up to an appliance."
Mr Jenkins said at least 25 firefighters and about five water tankers and appliances were called to the scene but the damage to the house was extensive. "It's up to the insurance company from here but I'd say about 90 per cent of the house is ruined."
Hamilton CIB is now investigating.
McLeod, who is to take up a position as skills coach for the Waikato rugby team and to develop a skills programme for the province's new talent from next month, could not be contacted for comment.