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"The phone call to the 9-1-1 dispatch center to report the fire was recorded. An arson investigator for the Camden County Prosecutor's Office called the number from the phone used to call 9-1-1.
Trigg answered and provided his name, police said. Trigg denied reporting the fire."
Heh, so he burns the building to get rid of the fingerprints a pair of gloves would have stopped him from leaving behind in the first place. Then, instead of just letting the place burn, he gets the bright idea of not only calling the fire dept., but using his own phone. And he thought he would convince an investigator that Caller ID was wrong?
Oh FFS. Arson is a far more serious crime the burglary. If they had run the like hell they might have gotten away but the second arson is brought in they bust out the big guns. /Dumbasses.
skinink:"The phone call to the 9-1-1 dispatch center to report the fire was recorded. An arson investigator for the Camden County Prosecutor's Office called the number from the phone used to call 9-1-1. Trigg answered and provided his name, police said. Trigg denied reporting the fire." Heh, so he burns the building to get rid of the fingerprints a pair of gloves would have stopped him from leaving behind in the first place. Then, instead of just letting the place burn, he gets the bright idea of not only calling the fire dept., but using his own phone. And he thought he would convince an investigator that Caller ID was wrong?
It might have worked on the Dukes of Hazard, if them boys had figured some way to convince Rosco that the technology just don't exist yet.
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