found any witnesses who would claim there was a fire. The fire log of the Red Jacket Fire Department (the local fire department that responded to the fire call) also specifically states "no fire". Death's Door: The Truth Behind Michigan's Largest Mass Murder, by Steve Lehto, first published in 2006, concludes that the culprit was most likely an ally of mine management. Lehto did not identify in the first edition of the book the specific person who yelled "fire", but he did exhaustively examine news reports, transcripts of interviews with survivors, the coroner's reports, and other documentation in an attempt to answer the question of whether this was a deliberate act by the mine management or a tragic error. In the second edition of Death's Door, published in 2013, Lehto identifies the man he believes cried "fire", going so far as to give the man's name and occupation, as well as evidence to support the claim. See also Barnsley Public Hall Disaster List of accidents and disasters by death toll Royal Surrey Gardens Seeberville Murders Shouting fire in a crowded theater Explanatory notes References Further reading Copper Divide - a novel 1913 disasters in the United States 1913 in Michigan December 1913 events Disasters in Michigan Houghton County, Michigan Human stampedes in the United States