Henry Winkler Faces Backlash For His Bizzare L.A Fire Theory

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As the rapidly spreading Los Angeles fires continue to cause destruction and loss, Henry Winkler‘s comments on social media have ignited passionate discussions. Known for his role in Happy Days, Winkler proposed that the fire may not have been a natural occurrence. This statement has sparked controversy, with many online users divided over whether there’s any credence to his theory or if it’s just plain odd.

Here’s what Winkler’s theory suggests.

What did Henry Winkler say about L.A fire?

Similar to many other famous figures, Winkler expressed his views on the devastating Los Angeles Fires, which have been causing extensive damage and instilling worry among residents. Taking to X (previously Twitter), he voiced an opinion that contrasts with what some experts initially suggested. These experts had suggested that “dry weather and strong winds” were likely the culprits behind the fires ravaging the city. However, Winkler disagrees with this assessment.

In a tweet, it’s claimed that he accused an arsonist of causing fires in Los Angeles and condemned them for posing a threat to the city. He wrote, “THERE IS AN ARSONIST IN LOS ANGELES. May you receive a severe beating, leaving you unrecognizable!! The harm you have inflicted!!!”. This tweet quickly gained attention, sparking debates among the public. Some people praised his courageous stand, while others deemed his comment irresponsible, taking into account the ongoing investigation.

Contrary to Winkler’s belief, the Los Angeles Fire Department rejected the arson theory on Thursday, explaining that they lacked substantial proof to support such a claim. (as reported by TMZ)

After Winkler’s comments, more public figures chimed into the discussion. For example, actress Yvette Nicole Brown raised similar questions. On her social media platform, she suggested, “Maybe it’s worth pondering that some of these fires might be deliberately started now. This sunset fire looks rather suspicious. Arson could be a possibility.

Following Winkler’s theory gaining widespread attention online, Brian Entin, Senior National Correspondent of News Nation, further substantiated the assertions he made on Twitter. He disclosed that “Victory Trailhead has been declared a crime scene and Kenneth Fire is currently under investigation as an arson case with one individual in custody.

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2025-01-14 08:40