Seen at first glance by some as brave protests against the war, the string of bizarre arsons have actually been part of a now widespread scheme.
They all had at least two things in common: The firestarters made no attempt to hide what they were doing—in some cases doing it in full view of police officers—and they told investigators they were just following orders from a mysterious caller.Earlier this month, a 73-year-old woman in the Sverdlovsk region TWICE tried to set fire to a military recruitment office in Pervouralsk before she was detained.
A 71-year-old woman who started a fire in a St. Petersburg bank in broad daylight last October was so convinced that the arson was sanctioned by higher powers that she didn’t even attempt to flee when police approached.someone by phone as she was being arrested. As she asked him to explain to police the mission she’d been sent on, he told her the officers arresting her were actually “fake.”
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