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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Frank Bowden’s case for a while now, and something that’s been bothering me is the fire investigators’ findings. It’s clear that the fire was deliberately set using an accelerant. This was not just a random act of arson—whoever did this wanted to make sure evidence was destroyed or the scene was obscured in some way. 
It makes my heart ache thinking about what Frank’s family is going through, not having answers and knowing the violence he encountered. Setting a fire like that, after he was already shot, speaks volumes about the perpetrator's intentions. It’s hard to comprehend why someone would go to such lengths. 
I truly hope that any forensic advances can shed light on the accelerant or any other evidence from the scene. Maybe there’s something the original investigation missed that could be pieced together now. If anyone has insights into how these fire investigations work, or if you know of similar cases, please share. Perhaps there are overlooked details that could prove crucial in finally bringing justice for Frank and comfort to his loved ones.
I just came across the case of Frank Bowden from Denver, and his story has been on my mind since. It's truly puzzling how such a violent and calculated act could remain unsolved for so long. One thing that particularly stands out to me is the use of an accelerant to start the fire. It suggests that whoever did this really knew what they were doing and wanted to cover their tracks. I'm curious if anyone knows more about what types of accelerants were common in cases like this back in the '90s or how that might link to potential suspects. It's so unsettling to think about the fear and pain Frank's family must endure not knowing who did this or why. I really hope that sharing more about these details in forums like this one will help jog someone's memory or lead to new information for the investigators. Would love to hear others' thoughts on how cases like this sometimes get a breakthrough years later.