One other thing. The role of the fire department investigator is to determine whether the crime of arson has occurred. Arguable once they say no evidence of arson they should be concluding the investigation. What happens after the fire started is not really their concern to be put in a report like this. Kind of like if you were shot the police don't investigate the damage to your body. Was it an accident or deliberate? FD investigators are not usually trained in the FPE realm to offer such post fire analysis. Dave, am I off on this thinking. Not an NFPA 921 expert.
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