Mysterious Fires at Thai Home Investigated; Human Cause Suspected

Introduction to the unexplained fires at a house occupied by an elderly couple and young children, referred to by locals as 'devil fires'.

The fires affected various items around the house, including furniture, curtains, religious items, and documents, with no apparent cause.

The grandfather and grandmother recount the fires, mentioning the presence of two young children, aged 9 and 5, who were seen trying to extinguish the flames.

A detailed account of a fire that reignited on April 5th, affecting a document storage area and a religious altar, eventually spreading to the kitchen.

The news team visits the house, where the grandfather expresses a desire to stop further news coverage.

The grandfather explains that the fires have been ongoing for two weeks, starting with leaves and spreading to various points, occurring both day and night.

The grandfather describes the fires starting in small areas, like around trees and bushes, and then spreading, with multiple incidents occurring nightly.

The fires began to spread inside the house, affecting areas near the fuel tank and the front door.

The grandparents installed cameras, providing video evidence of the fires, but noted that the fires ceased once the cameras were active.

Footage shows fires igniting on a counter and paper, requiring water to extinguish, and another clip shows a fire in a storage area.

A video from April 6th shows a fire igniting a plastic bag, which the grandfather had to extinguish with water, with assistance from his grandchild.

Additional video evidence includes a fire in a paper nest on a fertilizer bin.

Recap of the various fire incidents occurring around the house where the grandparents and grandchildren live.

The grandmother explains that after installing cameras, a fire occurred in the camera's vicinity, and a figure was seen, though not clearly identifiable.

The grandmother mentions seeing a shadow, and while the camera footage is being reviewed, it's unclear if it was a person or something else.

The village headman confirms that CCTV footage clearly shows a person responsible for the fires, stating it was not a supernatural event.

The district chief acknowledges the evidence of fires and notes that the family has not requested further investigation or support.