FOX News: Navy sailor reportedly under investigation in USS Bonhomme Richard fire that injured 21: report
Investigators suspect blaze may have been intentionally set
A Navy sailor is being eyed in connection to the massive four-day fire on the USS Bonhomme Richard that investigators suspect may have been set intentionally.
Navy investigators searched the unidentified sailor’s home to look for any links to the blaze that caused substantial damage to the ship, multiple sources told ABC 10News.
Despite the development, Navy officials have kept mum on the status of their probe.
“The investigations are ongoing and there is nothing new to announce on their current status or findings,” a Navy spokesperson told the outlet.
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WNU Editor: Unbelievable.
More News On Reports That Arson Is Now Suspected To Be The Cause Of The Fire That Severely Damaged The U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard Last Month
Sailor Investigated for Arson in U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard Fire -- NYT
Defense official: Arson suspected as cause of Navy ship fire -- AP
Sailor questioned over fire aboard USS Bonhomme Richard -- CNN
Officials investigate sailor for arson in Navy warship fire in July: report -- The Hill
Sources: Sailor under investigation for arson in USS Bonhomme Richard ship fire -- 10 News
8 comments:
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I knew something was up!
Wait for facts, remember Richard Jewell.
Makes sense, there are lots of rules for construction; welding, electrical etc that prevent fires from starting in the first place. Something this big would have been complete incompetence or intentional.
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It has been a month, so it is not exactly like they are jumping to conclusions.
Richard Jewell was a suspect within days. This has been a month.
I do not think they vane get a conviction unless the person made statements to at least 2 people before or after about how something needs to be done. Even then I do not think they can get a conviction for being "Disgruntled."
Of where is a bank transfer or a a large amount of cash, but they would have already had him in custody unless they wanted additional evidence.
The list of crew is small as it was a skeleton crew and some would be working away from that area of the ship or with others.
Remember the Iowa incedent. Navy tried to pin there bullshit on a dead sailor.🤔😖
May 1st reaction was that it was a sailor or yard worker with liberal affiliation. There have been a fair number of activists in the military since the 1960s.
I remember an African-American E9 telling me of q black E7-E9 in the early to mid 70s, who use to roll into base, when he wanted to in the morning, agitates for a few hours and then roll out. Never did any work. You will also have you NOI supporters in the Navy. The navy will work harder to weed out any budding neo-NAZIs than they will any Farakhhan supporters.
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