A McLaren that was torn in half during a deadly crash in Irvine, California, caught fire again more than a month later. What makes the second fire so unusual is where it happened. The wreckage was locked away at a tow yard, and no one was near the car when flames broke out.
On October 14, the front half of the wrecked sports car burst into flames at a storage facility in Costa Mesa. It had been sitting there since a September 13 crash that killed two people, leaving police with little more than a badly damaged shell to examine.
Security cameras captured the moment the fire began. After reviewing the footage, Costa Mesa fire investigators found no signs that anyone had touched the car or been near it when the flames appeared…