Arsonist kids

**kiMMie** · #1 (**permalink**) Apr 14, 07

Why do you live in my building?
Why did you light the mailboxes on fire?
Why did you trigger the alarm to exacuate our building on a cold rainy day?
Why is there a huge hole in the wall of the hallway?
Why did you force me to fight the fire alone?

Your little "passion" for starting small fires in resident buildings is unforgiveable. Grow a new hobby!

lildonkey · #2 (**permalink**) Apr 14, 07

What else are we supposed to do? The lady who lives in 204 with the hole in her bathroom wall that we used to look through, has moved away.

b0ld · #3 (**permalink**) Apr 14, 07

suggestion.... move out soon... chances are they will try and tourch the the place and try and be successful of a bigger fire.... Happened to a unit 2 floors down below me at a complex I used to live at.... once when that happened we moved the fuck out of there within a month. 2 months later the place was gutted

**kiMMie** · #4 (**permalink**) Apr 16, 07

Thanks for the insight. Hoping that it doesn't come to that :(

Inhalation of the extinguisher powder is also not fun. Ugh!

galaxie · #5 (**permalink**) Apr 19, 07

cut off their fingers
think about it, you NEED fingers to light a match or use a lighter!

radha · #6 (**permalink**) Apr 20, 07

Where the heck is this apartment complex so I can catch these miscreants?

This isn't Guildford, is it??

But yes, if a teenaged arsonist and his buddies are out torching mailboxes and kicking holes in stairwells, then they'll be torching the building next.

This behavior is also one of a triad of behaviors of serial killers and mass murderers. The other behaviors are bedwetting and private ritual abuse of cats and dogs. Though I am betting substance use (including booze) is also associated.

If they set an apartment on fire and kill people as a result, then that's mass murder.

any reports of cats or dogs gone missing in the area??:o