Foul play in Madrid skyscraper fire?

The American Thinker ^ | Feb. 19, 2005 | Thomas Lifson

[Kitten Festival]

Franco Aleman, of Barcepundit.com, provides us shocking suggestive evidence that the massive fire which destroyed a thirty-two story skyscraper in Madrid may have been the result of foul play. A videotaper caught what appears to be people with flashlights on lower floors of the building as the fire burned above. While far from conclusive evidence, this would be consistent with arsonists doing their work. The building housed the biggest accounting firm in Spain and a prestigeous law firm, so it might be a target for anti-capitalist thugs.

[Kitten Festival]

Really creepy development! The bloggers have it - the mainstream media remains asleep.

[cripplecreek]

I suspected it since the report that the building housed an American corporation.

[gimmebackmyconstitution]

I'd have to review the tape & how soon the flashlights appeared after fire started. Also, did the Fire Department attempt an interior attack? If so, maybe it was their flashlights. While it may seem that it was arsonsist fleeing, the FF's could have been retreating if the order to abandon th interior attack was given. time line would be critical here, along with transcripts of fire/police radio transmissions.