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#16823 11/17/02 03:43 PM
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RowdyRudy,

That is just beautiful!

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Boy, if that don't sum up the whole problem!

Excellent example!

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#16824 11/17/02 06:13 PM
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My Dodge van burnt down in '99...right before my eyes... About 5 min...Lost about $3000 in tools, and all the stock (except my fishing tackle box, and checkbook!)
Attributed to an "electrical short!"
Might be the default setting/catch all for the insurance industry??...S

#16825 11/17/02 06:48 PM
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electure, Love your sense of importance, so did you go fishing the rest of that day???

#16826 11/18/02 01:17 AM
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mj,
Unfortunately, it sounds like your Fire Investigation people are only paid to give a rough idea as to what has caused a fire.
Over here, we use sience and well-founded knowledge, to determine the cause,we are also funded by the Insurance companies to a certain degree, in Fire Investigation.
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#16827 11/18/02 06:58 AM
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and there in lies a big difference Trumpy.....you have some level of common forensics , conversley it is scarce here.

for example ( pursuant to rhagfo's 11-16 post), we allow anyone to wire single family homes in Vermont, yet even this simplistic fact is not of concern to any fire and/or insurance offical.

the insurance co's simply pay off most of the time, with little to no ado...

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