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Police arrested a 37-year-old man and charged him with first-degree arson…

Brief

HustleBitch_ claims Spokane's recent blaze was an 'unnatural' arson and says the official account is collapsing. A 37‑year‑old was arrested on first‑degree arson charges; police allege he had matches and a lighter and witnesses saw him at the origin. The post highlights atypical burn patterns—homes turned to ash, cars melted, trees left standing—compares this to Maui, and links the timing to a contested data‑center proposal.

Why it matters

Police arrested a 37-year-old man and charged him with first-degree arson, alleging he carried matches and a lighter and that witnesses saw him kneeling near the fire origin.

Key details

  • The post argues the fire showed an 'unnatural' burn pattern—hundreds of homes reduced to pure ash, cars completely melted, many trees left standing, and some structures barely touched—echoing patterns the author says were seen in Maui.
  • Weeks earlier the area faced a contested push for a massive data-center; the post notes the land is now cleared and points out the arrested suspect reportedly has no prior arson history, implying a convenient opportunity for development.
Source evidence

🚨 SPOKANE WAS HIT BY AN “UNNATURAL” FIRE — AND THE OFFICIAL STORY IS FALLING APART

They’re now calling the Spokane fire arson.

A 37-year-old man was just arrested and charged with first-degree arson.

Police say he had matches and a lighter on him, and witnesses claimed they saw him kneeling in the grass near the origin.

But people aren’t buying it.

The fire still looks nothing like a normal wildfire:

• Hundreds of homes reduced to pure ash
• Cars completely melted
• Many trees left standing
• Some structures barely touched

Same strange pattern seen in Maui.

And the timing is extremely convenient.

Just weeks earlier, the same area was being pushed for a massive data center project that residents were fighting hard against.

Now the land is cleared… and they suddenly have a suspect with no prior arson history.

A fire that doesn’t look natural.
A perfect piece of land for development.
And a convenient fall guy.

How many more “wildfires” have to look exactly like this before people stop believing the official story?

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