Referring Clues

• It may involve gas
• Bad lighting?
• Some insurance fraud
• "Backdraft" concern
• "Backdraft" crime
• Match play?
• Result of a burning desire
• Flareup of crime?
• Fire-setting crime
• Alarming felony?
• Matching felony?
• Light work?
• Unlawful firing?
• Flame throwing, maybe
• Insurance ploy
• Torcher's misdeed
• Illegal firing
• Gasoline may make it go
• Lighting of a torch
• Lighter offense?
• Burning desire?
• Illegal firing?
• Fire work
• Setting of a fire maliciously
• Lighter charge
• Crime for which one takes the heat
• Flaming felony
• Common insurance fraud
• Illegal lighting?
• Crime sometimes done for the insurance
• Bad combustion
• Criminal burning
• Illegal match play?
• Bad ignition?
• Cause of something going up?
• Burning issue
• Subject of an insurance investigation
• Firebug's crime
• Fire work?
• What a "torch" commits
• Torch job
• Fire for hire
• Torch's crime
• Pyromaniac's crime
• Conflagration crime
• Ignition problem?
• Criminal match play
• Incendiary offense
• Illegal flaming
• Fiery felony
• Heated crime?
• Fiery crime
• Burning problem
• Unlawful fire
• An old flame's pastime?
• Hot pursuit?
• Flame blame, sometimes
• Reason for a lighter conviction?
• Hot topic in insurance
• Crime that is suspected when accelerants are found
• Reason for a lighter sentence?
• What torches are put in the can for
• Illicit ignition
• Act of insurance fraud, perhaps
• Flaming misdeed
• Burning concern?
• Unlawful firing
• Property crime
• Felonious flames
• Fiery offense
• Malicious burning
• Burning crime
• Cause of some fires
• Firebug's felony
• It may involve match play
• Worst case of burning desire?
• Fulfillment of a burning desire?
• Firefighter's bane
• Insurance-scamming crime
• Incendiarism
• Hot crime?
• Crime with accelerants
• Case for an insurance investigator
• Common insurance fraud cause
• Result of a burning passion?
• Lighter charge?
• It may result from a burning desire
• Burning passion?
• Hot crime topic?
• Smokey Bear's worry
• Bad burn?
• One form of insurance fraud
• Result of foul match play
• Torcher's crime
• Flaming offense
• Fire setter's crime
• Match job
• Illegal setting?
• Crime that may cause an alarm
• Fire marshal's determination
• Bad match result?
• Not an accidental fire
• Pyromaniac's passion
• Foe of the forest
• Illegal burning
• Ignition trouble
• Lighting problem?
• Incendiary crime
• Hot crime
• Bad lighting
• Bad lighting?
• Unlawful fire-starting
• Pyromaniac's work
• Criminal match play?
• Ignition charge?
• Fire-setter's crime
• Crime with special investigators
• Finding from a fire investigator
• Possible fire cause
• Criminal fire
• Malicious fire-setting
• Bad case of burning desire?
• Bad fire
• Crime started with a match
• Incendiary offence
• Offence
• Cause of everything going up?
• Firebug's offense
• Insurance fraud factor
• Illegal fire
• Illegal torching
• Felonious fire
• Problematic lighting?
• Destructive crime
• Firebug's intent
• Cause of an insurance investigation
• Burning issue?
• Hot topic?
• Crime in much insurance fraud
• Insurance-fraud ploy
• Firing crime?
• Firing offense?
• Flaming transgression
• "code red" crime
• Cause for an insurer's denial, maybe
• Crime involving an accelerant
• Felony fire
• Bad flareup?
• Flare-up of crime?
• Firebug's doing
• It might start with gas
• Felon's burning ambition
• Hot pursuit
• Matches crime
• Accelerant-caused offense
• Torch's misdeed
• Insurance fraud crime, perhaps
• Firebug's action
• Crime involving fire
• Felon's burning ambition?
• Heated felony?
• Improper lighting?
• Crime committed with bad lighting?
• Crime that involves lighting?
• Fire that's not accidental
• Fire bug's transgression
• Basis of some insurance fraud
• Possible 51 Down cause
• Fire-related crime
• Torch's offense
• Pyromaniac's act
• Crime of combustion
• Incendiarist' s thing
• Fire-setting felony
• Fire crime
• Rap sheet entry, perhaps
• Nero's alleged crime
• Malicious burning of property
• Fire-raising
• Felony
• Reckless lighting of gas rings upset head of Npower
• Property crime re-appears once concealed
• Crime rendering minister powerless
• Is it committed in the heat of the moment?
• Burning to sort out some of the also-rans
• The crime of a hard-hearted boy
• Illegal destruction of a parsonage?
• As committed in the heat of the moment?
• Crime of a clergyman who's lost his head?
• Crime that brings a heated reaction
• Crime committed against property - minister init­ially powerless
• Crime engendering much heatedness
• Fireball cast? Unusual end from creator of 1 down 5?
• Felonious burning of property
• Crime ran so wild!
• Crime for which there is a lighter sentence?
• Vicar has no head for crime
• The offence of one coming to light
• Bringing down the house?
• Crime featured in popular song
• Pyro's crime
• Destructive felony
• Crime of priesticide?
• Clergyman beheaded for serious crime
• Crime of clergyman without a penny
• It's a crime to knock the Vicar's block off
• Artist upset over issue that gives offence
• It's really a light crime
• Beheading a clergyman is a serious crime
• Fire-able offense?
• Criminal fire-setting
• Not the First Minister's crime
• Match crime with punishment?
• Crime of boy on a rooftop
• Priest not soft on crime
• Topless vicar? That's flaming wrong!
• Artist returning to issue of crime
• Top clergyman's serious transgression
• Torching
• Criminal pyromania
• Malicious crime
• Burglars only taking part in crime
• criminal fire-raising
• Pyromania's what it is - there's no pay - I'm off
• A boy round centre of Paris, fire-raising
• Runs in a boy responsible for crime
• Crime, bit of robbery committed by a boy
• Runs after a boy responsible for fire-raising
• Fire-raising clergyman beheaded
• Clergyman overlooking original crime
• Runs in a boy responsible for fire-raising
• Beheading priest is a crime
• With "p*** off", clergyman gives offence
• Bad lighting?
• Alarming felony?
• Cause of insurance fraud
• Incendiary felony
• Unlawful firing?
• Illegally set fire
• Crime ending in disaster, stopping a child
• What starts with a spark of an idea?
• Crime of fire-setting
• Torcher's doing
• Crime with lighting?
• Is it committed in the heat of the moment?
• Many an insurance-fraud crime
• Burning desire?
• Misplay with matches?
• Burner's offense
• Offence committed at lighting up time
• Theater lighting, maybe?
• Setting for fraud, maybe
• The crime of a hard hearted lad
• Lighting crime?
• Crime that makes hot news?
• It's flaming criminal!
• Felonious ignition
• Match play?
• Hot felony
• Firing offense?
• Part of insurance fraud, sometimes
• As committed by a hard-hearted youngster?
• Uncool crime?
• Crime that might involve accelerants
• Nora's terrible torching
• Crime of burning property
• Fire felony
• Crime of fiery passion?
• It's heatedly destructive and that's bad
• Bad burning
• Intentional fire
• Destruction of the parsonage?
• Malicious fire
• Hot topic?
• Burning issue?
• Serious crime
• Crime's a burning question
• Hear he abandoned the child and that's a crime
• Crime investigated by an insurance company
• Firebug's activity
• Crime in insurance investigations
• Burning passion?
• Basis for an insurance investigation
• Act investigated by an insurance company
• Illegal destruction of a parsonage?
• As committed in the heat of the moment?
• Crime of a clergyman who's lost his head?
• The felony of a hard hearted-lad?
• Bad match on tinder?
• Fire-starting crime
• Hot topic in criminology?
• Burning bridges, e.g.
• Crime involving firing
• Crime of a hard hearted young fellow
• What might bring down the house?