[Diogenesis]

clues Regarding the black-hat arson at Trump Tower.

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“Four firefighters sustained injuries ....
Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro said ...
the apartment, a large unit that was heavily furnished,
was “virtually entirely on fire.”

—— what kind of normal fire does that?

Video footage showed flames bursting through broken windows.
Ms. Masson, who lives on the 36th floor with her husband,
“... it reminded me of 9/11.”

—— what kind of normal fire does that?

Dennis Shields:
“You could smell the smoke and you could hear
things falling like through the vents,” he said.
“It just smelled like sulfur.”

—— what kind of normal fire does that?

[JockoManning]

Good questions. imho, given the givens .... the place should have had a lot of security cameras. Also, extra personnel watching things given it's owned by POTUS.

The fire would logically have initially been localized to a trash can, stove, whatever ... to engulf the whole floor so fast kind of hints at an accelerant, imho.

Sooooo engulfing the whole floor before intervention begins in earnest--curious. Death/injuries ... somewhat curious--were folks careless, trapped? overly eager to put the fire down, what? ...

[saywhatagain]

"—— what kind of normal fire does that?"

In all seriousness . . . what is described is perfectly normal.

Few months ago witnessed the same in building next to mine. Less than 50 feet away. The fire I witnessed ostensibly was caused by a fault in a plug that was charging a device. Yeah, I question that myself. If they said the batteries of the device (lithium) overheated and started a fire. . . . more probable.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

The man was apparently an Art dealer. Did he keep it in the Apartment? What kind of art reeks of sulfur? Perhaps he dabbled in Chemistry on the side! Sulfur in Art conservation.

http://resources.conservation-us.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2015/02/osg019-05.pdf