Check this COMPREHENSIVE reporting on the trial Northeast News that offers a bit more context and insight into the tragic inferno that killed two KCFD firefighters . . .
Read more: Nguyen faces trial in deadly Independence Avenue arson
Read more: Nguyen faces trial in deadly Independence Avenue arson
I have said from the beginning, she might have set the fire but she did not kill the firefighters. The battalion chief who put those two men in a confined area is to blame. If the men had taken a more defensive posture out on the street hosing the building to the east to keep it from Catching Fire they would still be alive women would have their husbands children would have their fathers. The two firefighters did not decide on their own to go into that alley to spray that East wall. That was a 20 foot high wall in a 14ft wide alley if that wall was to go they had nowhere to go which is what exactly happened! I would like to know whose decision it was the send those two men into that alley? This whole decision by our fire department to save this building that was completely engulfed when they arrived is beyond my comprehension.
ReplyDeleteI’m sure this was a factor in her decision to start the fire. She had a reasonable expectation that the battalion chief would have the safety of his firemen in mind. Therefore, it’s not her fault. Right.
Delete@7:22 -You are nobody. You don't get to ask any questions. Your conclusions are poorly drawn and highly suspect at best. You need to know your role, and shut your hole. At such time your opinion is wanted or warranted, rest assured it will not be asked for.
ReplyDeleteIf not for the fire.... duh. She needs to hang.
ReplyDelete8:11, save your opinion about 7:22's opinion until somebody asks for it. But don't hold your breath while waiting. Nobody cares what a Nithing thinks.
ReplyDeleteIf found guilty she will be up for manslaughter charges against her because after all if the fire didn't happen those to men would still be alive.
ReplyDeleteThey have to prove the case which might be hard to do.