They’d better find or else set up a backstory fast. Or, maybe it was just an accident due to fire of a torch or even wiring. A guy slips and drops a hot torch and screams and runs away.
Problem: If there were workers exactly, precisely at the point of the fire’s origin, then okay.
But, what if their Facebook and Instagram and other information mysteriously got deleted? And trips to and from Syria and Iran were simply vacations? And intensive Islamic studies were due to inspiration only?
Still, I would hate to be the guy who accidentally set such a fire and ran away. Can you imagine that predicament?
Less than one month ago, on March 19, the historic Saint-Sulpice — the 2nd largest church in Paris (next to Notre Dame) was set on fire in what police say was not an accident.
Two hours after the spire collapsed, French-Greek journalist Sotiri Dimpinoudis reported that there were no construction workers onsite at the time of the fire.