Investigators Looking At Home Appliances
16.11.12Filed Under: ECI News
Investigators are now looking into whether an issue inside the home, namely a gas-operated appliance, may have caused the Indy explosion. Al Scarpellini, chairman of the fire science program at Vincennes University, says there are courses that investigators take that just specialize on gas-fired appliances, how they operate, what can go wrong with them, how someone could purposely use them to set a fire. Scarpellini says investigators likely will be looking into the history of the home‘s appliances and any possible recalls.
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