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The fire was reportedly caused by arson in storage lots below the freeway that were filled with pallets and cars. The California Department of Transportation leased the storage yard to Apex Development Inc. that reportedly subleased the site to five or six other companies. There was a homeless encampment nearby.

There is confusion about the cause of the Maui fires. There are curious burn patterns as trees were left intact while houses burned; and cars that were hundreds of yards from the fires were torched.

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Henrik and guest hos Dan Lyman cover some of the latest news in Flashback Friday this February 17, 2023.

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