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REPORTAGE. This cell of investigators analyzes the areas where the fire started to explain its origin, looking for clues, like at a crime scene.
From our correspondent in Montpellier, Henri Frasque
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” Lat, we see that the fire has receded. “Lieutenant Norbert Lopez, of the departmental fire and rescue service (Sdis) of Hérault, kneels down to decipher a partly charred pine cone. He picks her up, puts her down. No trace of the fire below: it was therefore already on the ground when the fire broke out. The charred side shows him the direction of the flames. As for a crime scene, the area supposed to have started the fire is surrounded by a “no access – fire” ribbon. “You see, there, it’s impacted on this side,” notes Chief Warrant Officer Stéphane Fournier, pointing to a charred shrub. This policeman specializing in criminal identification investigates the rest of the year on suspicious deaths, rapes or robberies with violence. Here he is today, with the same p…
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