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which Mrs. Blosser perceived to be a man, run from behind three hay bales toward the waiting truck.
Mrs. Blosser said the person was wearing blue jeans, a baseball cap, and tan boots. She said she saw the person stumble in the ditch by the road, and at the same time, she said they saw flames rise from the hay bales. The person then got in the truck, and the truck sped off, causing a wooden crate in the back of the truck to fly off the back and land in the road they both testified.
The Blossers said they continued to follow the truck, and Mrs. Blosser was able to get the license number.
The Blossers said they then drove directly to the Flint Hill Fire Department. They are both members of the department and volunteer firefighters. They called the Rappahannock County Sheriffs Department and reported the fire. They said they returned to the scene of the hay bales to fight the fire themselves. The Blossers testified that all of this took place around 2 a.m. on July 28,1993.
The next witness called was William J. Shevokas, a special agent for the Virginia State Pollce.sHe works for the Division of Investigation and has considerable training in arson investigation.
Mr. Shevokas explained how spontaneous combustion works and said it is not a common phenomena in hay bales. When asked by Mr. Luke if there is alSee
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