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Iowa Fire Investigators Detect Accelerants In Massive Commercial Fire
Fire investigators said accelerants, including wood finishes applied to wood floors at a Des Moines office building the day the building caught fire.
Dec. 23, 2004
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Fire investigators said accelerants, including wood finishes applied to wood floors at a Des Moines office building the day the building caught fire.
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