CRAWFORD CO.—The tank battery explosion last night (Wednesday, June 5, 2013) in Flat Rock is said to have been no accident.
Whitey Fuller in his favorite garb
Further, they believe that in this process of trying to start the blaze, Fuller tried to get away in his truck, but his truck got stuck (how his truck got stuck is unknown at this time) and he got thrown from it in the ensuing explosion of the tank battery.
There have been no charges stemming from last night’s Flat Rock incident, but sources close to the case are opining that they believe Fuller was drunk again and that it’s only a matter of time before he’s charged with yet another DUI.
But worse, the entire Crawford County community is now up in arms over the fact that Fuller is still on the loose and apparently wreaking havoc at every turn, now that he’s been booted from the fire department where he held a position so many years.
There is some sort of innate fear, within most normal humans, of an arsonist. Studies show that people trust a person who has been convicted of an arson less than they trust a person who has committed a murder…and that’s saying a lot. The fear of being consumed by fire is another one of those things the really causes most people to lose sleep.
And even though Whitey Fuller hasn’t been convicted, those who know him say that they believe he’s been a firebug for YEARS, this being what lead him to join the LaMotte Township fired department…so he could be in the thick of the action of his obsession, things that are burning.
Therefore there’s a distinct feeling of discomfort throughout Crawford County today, considering that citizens were questioning the fact that he was out on bond when it occurred last week.
Now, whether Crawford County residents will approach their prosecutor en masse, like they did the appellate prosecutor’s office when David “Rollover” Rands let Jody Stifle go (which is resulting in refiling of charges against that violent thug), remains to be seen