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And to add... Max Harris claiming the GS wasn't a tinderbox at the time of the fire is not only a lie but his statement is laughable. Here's a report from the day after the fire in 2016. A man who had been in the GS about a year earlier was interviewed and he talked about the clutter:
Understanding What Was Inside Oakland Warehouse
Further evidence of Harris' lies comes from the final report of the fire. Harris was interviewed (pg. 9):
Sorry for the rant but I'm really mad at the lies in the testimonies so far.
Understanding What Was Inside Oakland Warehouse
Further evidence of Harris' lies comes from the final report of the fire. Harris was interviewed (pg. 9):
Under oath yesterday and today Harris said he was unaware of any safety issues. Other tenants who were interviewed named multiple issues in the GS. The report also lists the contents of the GS which, contrary to Harris' claims, was still cluttered with flammable junk.On December 7, 2016, investigators interviewed Max Harris. Harris resided at 1315 31st Avenue in Oakland, CA for over two years. Harris stated he was kind of seen as the “creative director” for the tenants. Harris stated he would collect rents and handle any disagreements between tenants. Harris also stated if something didn’t work, he would be the person the tenants came to for help. Harris stated they didn’t allow smoking, candles, incense, or space heaters in the warehouse. Harris stated they did have electrical problems and had complained to the landlord about the issue. Harris stated the warehouse was supplied electricity from the body shop next door so if one of the fuses blew, they would have to wait for the body shop to open to restore power. Harris stated the breaker and the fuses “popped” a few days prior to the fire.
Sorry for the rant but I'm really mad at the lies in the testimonies so far.