Posted: 10/6/2025 5:04:05 PM EDT
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Video on the news shows only charred studs and a toasted automobile. For a house to burn like that, there had to be accelerants involved. Looked like a nice place before the fire. |
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Originally Posted By radioshooter: Video on the news shows only charred studs and a toasted automobile. For a house to burn like that, there had to be accelerants involved. Looked like a nice place before the fire. Not necessarily. Your average modern home will light up like that. Everything is synthetic and burns. Vinyl siding is horrendous. It melts and turns to jet fuel. Rugs and couches are petroleum based products. If you go to old construction, then you have fat lighter. You cannot tell that it is arson from a news video. |
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Originally Posted By radioshooter: Video on the news shows only charred studs and a toasted automobile. For a house to burn like that, there had to be accelerants involved. Looked like a nice place before the fire. Those aren't studs. Those are stilts. And the house was probably built out of, essentially, fat lighter. |
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Originally Posted By MarkBinSC: I heard that the preliminary results from SLED was there was no form of arson. So we can also rule out "The mortgage papers rubbing vigorously against the insurance papers" as the cause. I would look at other means of ignition. Smoking? Cooking? Work done to the property? Known electrical issues? Storms? My favorite, Li Ion batteries? |