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Originally Posted by PeterEde
The guy accused of lighting the incinerator has stated he has not used the incinerator since he moved into the property.
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The news article with his statement to the media, originally in print in the Sunday Mail
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/s...-1227173831057
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Originally Posted by louie_the_fly
I've heard on the CFS grapevine that it may have started as a result of some broken glass in some dry grass
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I wish I had the skills to light a fire with a green glass bottle. Bear Grylls may be interested in that one.
That's most likely come from the caption below the bottle pic being misconstrued.
It says the ignition point was "near", not from.
In reply to questions relating to that article, this is what Police Commissioner Gary Burns said in a media interview.
“We’re not going to go to the court unless we’ve got all the evidence available,”
"We're looking at the incinerator, how it ignited in the incinerator is another aspect that we're looking at."
"Detectives are talking with the home owners and obviously there will be forensic evidence that they will be looking at."
Mr Burns said there were a whole range of charges that were possible in relation to fires that were lit where bans were in force.
"Lighting fires on banned days is an offence in itself," he said.
He confirmed that authorities were not investigating any other potential causes.
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If it's found the fire started there then we can hang him.
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How good are your knots?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDqQ79kzz0g
It's going to suck up there today and tomorrow, high 30s and multiple wind changes again.
The firies and emergency crews have been incredible, hopefully they all remain safe.
Fingers crossed loss of life remains at zero.
