very interesting. what do you think do you think caused the fires?
I don't know. Just seems very strange that a car would burn and melt aluminum alloy wheels to flowing liquid, and melt the aluminum alloy engine to flowing metal in a grass fire several meters ways while the car was in a gravel parking area.
Did you hear a fire started up but was put out quickly in Kona? And Kona is the most valuable real estate on the big island.
I am starting to consider what people are saying, that yes this is suspicious.
The other day at the kava bar I heard some other women whispering about how odd it all is.
Did you hear a fire started up but was put out quickly in Kona? And Kona is the most valuable real estate on the big island.
I am starting to consider what people are saying, that yes this is suspicious.
The other day at the kava bar I heard some other women whispering about how odd it all is.
Yeah, something is just not right. I've seen burned cars before, wheels, engines and transmissions did not melt and run into the street. There was a lot of fuel needed to make that heat, and it's not there. Where's the fuel?
Did you hear a fire started up but was put out quickly in Kona? And Kona is the most valuable real estate on the big island.
I am starting to consider what people are saying, that yes this is suspicious.
The other day at the kava bar I heard some other women whispering about how odd it all is.
Yeah, something is just not right. I've seen burned cars before, wheels, engines and transmissions did not melt and run into the street. There was a lot of fuel needed to make that heat, and it's not there. Where's the fuel?
Damn where did you see a burned car
Did you hear a fire started up but was put out quickly in Kona? And Kona is the most valuable real estate on the big island.
I am starting to consider what people are saying, that yes this is suspicious.
The other day at the kava bar I heard some other women whispering about how odd it all is.
Yeah, something is just not right. I've seen burned cars before, wheels, engines and transmissions did not melt and run into the street. There was a lot of fuel needed to make that heat, and it's not there. Where's the fuel?
Damn where did you see a burned car
Hmm, never gave it much thought. I've seen burned out cars all over. Usually stolen.
This is what I'm used to seeing. Notice tires and wheels are still there.
