A fourth body has now been recovered after a massive fire engulfed a home in northern Kentucky. Officials say a 911 call was made around 6 a.m. Thursday for a report of a structure fire in the 200 block of 5th Street in Carrollton.

"Our meticulous workflow that we have is a combination of heavy equipment to move the large debris, and then we also are moving it by hand through that material, making sure we don't miss anything," said Tony Crutcher, Carroll County Emergency Management director.

CARROLLTON, Ky. (WAVE) - The last of four victims’ body has been recovered from the wreckage of a house fire in Carrollton as of Saturday afternoon.

"Again, please continue to pray for this precious family, the first responders and our Carroll County Community."

According to the Carroll County Coroner, 42-year-old Jessica Sellers and her three children – 25-year-old Emilee Boswell, 18-year-old Coleton Sellers and 10-year-old Deacon Sellers – were confirmed as victims found following the Oct.

Recovery efforts are still underway Friday and first responders have so far recovered two victims, police said.

"When we arrived, the house was fully engulfed," Roberts said. Roberts said a 3-year-old girl was rescued from the rear of the house and airlifted to a hospital in Louisville for treatment after initially being taken to an area hospital.