Title: Dolan Fire
Content:  destroyed. The fire burned at Fort Hunter Liggett, along Nacimiento-Fergusson Road, and forced the closure of many area state parks as well as a section of California State Route 1. As of December 31, 2020, the fire has been fully contained. Although the cause is officially listed as unknown, the fire was suspected to have started by arson, and a man was arrested in connection with the fire. The man claimed he lit the fire to hide five murders, but his mental competency, the true intentionality of the arson, and the actual existence of bodies were put in question. On September 23, 2020, a judge ruled that he was competent to stand trial.
Title: Klondike Gold Rush
Content:  especially in the frozen winters. The first major fire occurred on November 25, 1897, started accidentally by dance-hall girl Belle Mitchell. She also accidentally started a second major fire on October 14, 1898, which, in the absence of a fire brigade in Dawson, destroyed two major saloons, the post-office building and the Bank of British North America at a cost of $500,000 ($14,000,000). The worst fire occurred on April 26, 1899, when a saloon caught fire in the middle of a strike by the newly established fire brigade. Most of the major landmarks in the town were burned to the ground: 117 buildings were destroyed, with the damage estimated at over $1 million ($28,000,000).
Title: Sawmill Fire (2017)
Content:  The fire began at around 11 AM (MDT) on April 23, 2017, in the Coronado National Forest, a state-owned property in south-central Arizona, 26 mi south of Tucson, Arizona. The cause of the fire was a detonation at a gender reveal party of a target packed with tannerite, a highly explosive substance, by Dennis Dickey, an off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent. Dickey fired at the target four times, striking and detonating it with the fourth shot, which immediately set the nearby grass on fire. According to his attorney, Dickey attempted to put out the fire but was unsuccessful because of the speed at which it was spreading. Afterward, Dickey alerted law enforcement and admitted culpability for the fire, and subsequently cooperated with authorities.
Title: Rosendale (CDP), New York
Content:  A fire destroyed half the village in 1895, burning 26 buildings and causing more than $125,000 in damage. The village had no form of fire protection, though there had been an attempt prior to the fire to establish such a utility. Ironically, "those who were the heaviest losers by the fire were the ones who worked hardest to defeat the movement". About 10,000 people came to Rosendale following the fire to look at the charred remains, packing the village in "a scene [reminiscent of] an old-time country fair". In 1900, the village attempted to purchase a water plant for $40,000. The New York & 
Title: Charlton and Dack
Content:  A devastating turn of events came in the fall of 1922, when a fire destroyed the Town of Charlton and the Township of Dack almost completely. The area was speckled with small brush fires that had nearly died out during the night, but that morning a breeze swept through the area and ignited the almost extinguished coals. The wind got stronger and stronger and the small fires grew into big fires and eventually into one large fire. Charlton's fire is believed to have originated in the Township of Savard, however, there were other fires in southern Temiskaming that contributed to the destruction. The Great Fire killed 
Title: Delta Fire
Content:  Fire to 97%. The spot fires were at 0% containment. On September 30, the Delta Fire expanded to 63,293 acres, with containment remaining at 97%. The fire did not experience any further growths for the next several days, while containment generally remained at 97% up until October 5. Afterward, the Delta Fire experienced another small growth, increasing to 63,311 acres. On October 7, the Delta Fire was fully contained, without any further increases in size. The fire was determined to be man-made, although the exact cause remains unclear. On May 5, 2021, Shasta County District Attorney, Stephanie A. Bridgett announced that Cynthia Ann LeRoux has been arrested and faces charges for starting the Delta Fire
Title: Tantallon, Nova Scotia
Content:  On June 13, 2008, a forest fire broke out causing minor damage to two homes and burning 130 acre. The fire was believed to have been caused by a campfire. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police laid no charges. It was determined that remnant fallen debris of Hurricane Juan fueled the fire.
Title: Michael Robert Hogan
Content:  leave the area but also intending to conceal evidence of the deer herd slaughter. Steven's nephew Dusty Hammond testified his uncle told him to "light the whole countryside on fire," and that in doing so. he was "almost burned up in the fire," having to flee for his life. The Hammonds claimed they started the fire to stop invasive plants from growing onto their grazing fields. The 2006 Krumbo Butte fire started out as a wildfire, but several illegal backburns were set by the Hammonds with an intent of protecting their winter feed. The backfires were set under the cover 
Title: Dolan Fire
Content:  The Dolan Fire was a wildfire that burnt in Big Sur, California. The fire began at approximately 8:15 p.m. on August 18, 2020. On September 8, 15 firefighters were injured, one critically, when they were forced to deploy emergency fire shelters at Nacimiento Station. Ten condors and two chicks are believed to have died in the blaze that began about a mile south of the Big Sur Condor Sanctuary in Monterey County. The nonprofit Ventana Wildlife Society of Monterey lost a sanctuary that has been used to release the captive-bred condors into the wild since 1997. While no people or condors were at the 80 acre site, a research building, pens, and other facilities 
Title: Donnell Fire
Content:   The Donnell Fire was a wildfire that started on August 1, 2018 due to an unattended campfire, near Donnell Reservoir, burning around California State Route 108 in Tuolumne County, California and in the Stanislaus National Forest. It spread rapidly, and the Forest Service closed a California state highway, many forest service roads, campgrounds, wilderness areas, access to privately-owned inholdings, and the Pacific Crest Trail. The fire burned 36,450 acres, and destroyed 54 major structures and 81 minor structures, before the fire burned out on October 1. There were nine injuries caused by the fire, but no deaths. Among the destroyed 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Apparently Dandelion Fire had a predecessor.
Answer: True