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			| Topic Originator: jake89 Date:   Mon 7 Mar 19:58
 
 Saw it`s been reported that the fire was started by men in their 20s rather than local kids mucking about. What`s more they had travelled from West Lothian. As if the didn`t already sound suspicious enough, they`d travelled from West Lothian with flammable products in the boot.
 
 Now, I`m not suggesting foul play, but isn`t it convenient that a listed building will have to be cleared to allow for a housing development. Will the police bother to investigate further?
 
 Post Edited (Mon 07 Mar 19:59)
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			| Topic Originator: kechal7 Date:   Tue 8 Mar 09:15
 
 You are suggesting foul play though aren`t you..
 
 
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			| Topic Originator: red-star-par Date:   Tue 8 Mar 11:16
 
 Sounds a bit suspicious, hopefully the police will conduct a thorough investigation of the suspects finances and communications as well as the property developers
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			| Topic Originator: twin par Date:   Tue 8 Mar 12:30
 
 Very,very dodgy. Sounds like an organised crime. Police should take it all the way.
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			| Topic Originator: Luxembourg Par Date:   Tue 8 Mar 12:57
 
 Very obvious too.
 
 Out here, old buildings that are blocking developments often have a suspiciously convenient ‘electrical fire’ which then renders the building ‘unsafe’ and needs to be demolished.
 
 One in my village (that now has 3 houses on the site) suffered a miraculous electrical fire…
 I say miraculous as when I viewed it regarding the possibility of developing but keeping the existing building as part of a new house, and keeping the listed part…
 
 There was NO ELECTRICITY on the whole site!
 None, nada, zilch!
 Not even an old disconnected cable.
 I have (in writing) confirmed ‘no connection’ status, as well as costings from the national electric company to excavate the ground and make a FIRST connection…
 
 
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			| Topic Originator: jake89 Date:   Tue 8 Mar 16:20
 
 Nah, I reckon they were simply urban explorers. One accidentally knocked over a can of petrol he`d brought with him as he felt it would be unsafe in the car. As this happened another one was using a lighter to see where he was going and somehow set a curtain slight resulting in the whole building going up. Could have happened to anyone...
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			| Topic Originator: Parboiled Date:   Thu 10 Mar 17:14
 
 According to court report : - “ Bauld was seen trying to set fire to hay on the floor and a door.
 Bauld and another in the group went outside for a smoke”
 
 Was it behind the bike shed?
 
 
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