article_snippet.sent: Author Martin Fletcher claims fire was not an accident and has revealed a sequence of other blazes at businesses owned by or associated with Stafford Heginbotham, the club's chairman at the time.
article_snippet.sent: The Story of fire, serialised in The Guardian.
article_snippet.sent: The book, published on Thursday, does not make any direct allegations but Mr Fletcher says Heginbotham's history with fires, which Mr Fletcher claims resulted in payouts totalling around £27 million in today's terms, warranted further investigation.
article_snippet.sent: A 12-year-old Martin Fletcher is comforted by A 12-year-old Martin Fletcher mother Susan in 1985 after the Bradford Fire disaster.
article_snippet.sent: A 12-year-old Martin Fletcher has spent years researching the Bradford Fire disaster .
article_snippet.sent: survivor looks distraught with A 12-year-old Martin Fletcher
article_snippet.sent: But Mr Fletcher started to investigate nine years after the disaster, scouring back-copies of the local paper, The Telegraph and Argus for information.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Fletcher started to investigate after a conversation with Mr Fletcher nine years after the disaster, when his mother Susan told Mr Fletcher it had not been Heginbotham's first fire .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Fletcher writes about Mr Fletcher own experience at the disaster, and asks why Heginbotham was not investigated: . '
highlights_snippet.sent: Author Martin Fletcher claims the devastating blaze was not an accident .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Mr Fletcher, a survivor of the devastating blaze, says Mr Fletcher, a survivor of the blaze findings warrant investigation .
  