부산대학교 도서관

When Investigate the cause of a fire, the evidence on the scene is often not completely collected due to the nature of the fire, such as destruction by flame. And even if it remains in the scene, it is very difficult to find microscopic evidence such as electrical melting traces in large-scale destruction. The evidence left on the scene has often been difficult to find by fire investigators or often overlooked. In the Case of this study, the fire occurred at a metal cutting workshop located in Seoul was reviewed, the possibility of errors in the development of the fire cause hypothesis performed at the scene was reviewed, and other suitable and new hypotheses were developed for the scene. As the discovery and interpretation of evidence is overlooked, we report this case of a fire investigation error that derives an incorrect fire cause hypothesis, and urge the prevention of recurrence of similar cases in the future.