[Jeff Chandler]

Intense, concentrated burns over a long period of time is not the same as a fast-moving brush fire.

Talk to a mortician.

[DallasBiff]

Intense, concentrated burns over a long period of time is not the same as a fast-moving brush fire.

Talk to a mortician.

Then why after almost 3 weeks 1000 people are still missing?

[Justa]

The town was ignited by a “fast moving brush fire” but the town was burned down in a fire storm. It’s like saying an incendiary bomb only burns for 15 minutes so there’s no way it could cause a 12 hr. firestorm.

Matches can’t burn down a building. Jet fuel doesn’t melt steel. etc.

Who know, maybe all the people ran out into the fields and actually did die in a “fast-moving brush fire”?

[Karliner]

So those burning homes were not hot enough? You see those homes burned to ash? It was like a crematorium in some areas. They might find charred bones.

Maybe those cadaver dogs will get some hits.

[null and void]

Talk to a mortician.

A mortician will tell you that after a cremation the bones remain recognizable and must be ground before being placed in an urn.

I'm not a mortician, but I have with my own eyes, in person, seen very recognizable bones in the cremains after removal from the cremation chamber.