Posted by mjbrown on August 30, 2007 at 06:31:45 from (128.253.49.219):
In Reply to: Re: Inspections posted by triplerange on August 30, 2007 at 05:07:19:
I agree. I haven't heard of hay caused fire in decades. Hay involved yes but not the cause of the fire. I think there is a firebug loose. We had a batch of barn fires thirty years ago and it was a guy who got a kick out of all the excitement it caused. He would be there watching and offering condolences. The cops and neighbors knew it was him but there was no proof. One farmer saw him at his barn fire and went after him with a firearm but the cops wrestled it away from him and talked him out of homocide. It must have made an impression on the firebug because the fires stopped and he moved away.
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