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Washington wildfire arson suspect Aaron Farinacci allegedly had an "obsession with fire." Investigators say the suspect admitted to planning the fire weeks beforehand, and told detectives that fire is "powerful" and "beautiful." He also admitted to setting about 25 fires in and around his neighborhood since last year. Farinacci...

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