FBI releases new details on metal compounds used to spark Pacific Northwest ballot box fires
- The FBI revealed that the devices used in three ballot drop box fires were made of a 'very volatile mix' of thermite and scrap metal, capable of burning at 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Authorities suspect a male with metalworking and welding experience is responsible for the fires.
- Surveillance footage captured a dark-colored, early 2003 to 2004 Volvo S-60 sedan linked to the incidents, which had a fraudulent temporary Washington license plate.
- The incendiary devices were marked with the message 'Free Gaza,' raising concerns about potential harm to others, as stated by a law enforcement official.
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