A chilling new revelation has detonated outrage in the Crans-Montana fire investigation.

Authorities now confirm that additional fire accelerants were discovered inside Le Constellation, the bar where a New Year’s celebration spiraled into one of Switzerland’s most horrifying disasters. Investigators say these substances dramatically intensified the blaze, transforming what should have been a containable fire into a deadly inferno in mere seconds.

And the questions are only getting darker.

“IT SPREAD UNNATURALLY FAST”

According to sources close to the probe, forensic teams identified multiple accelerant traces in areas packed with people — locations that should never have contained highly flammable materials.

Fire experts reportedly told investigators the speed of the flames was “abnormal” and “consistent with chemical acceleration.”

Witnesses had said it felt like the room exploded into fire — now, authorities believe they know why.

FROM PARTY HOTSPOT TO INESCAPABLE TRAP

Le Constellation was overflowing with young revelers when the fire broke out. Survivors describe black smoke swallowing the ceiling instantly, flames racing faster than human reflexes.

“People didn’t even have time to understand what was happening,” one survivor recalled. “One moment we were dancing — the next, we were choking.”

Investigators now say the presence of accelerants collapsed the margin for survival.

Seconds mattered.
And seconds were stolen.

WHO PUT THEM THERE — AND WHY?

The discovery has ignited furious speculation:

Were flammable products improperly stored?

Did renovations or décor violate fire codes?

Or is there a far more disturbing explanation authorities haven’t yet ruled out?

Prosecutors are remaining tight-lipped, but insiders say the case has now shifted from “tragic accident” to “potential criminal negligence.”

SAFETY FAILURES UNDER A MICROSCOPE

This bombshell adds to a growing list of alleged safety lapses at the venue — including overcrowding, poor ventilation, and unclear evacuation routes.

Legal experts warn that if accelerants were knowingly present, criminal charges could escalate dramatically.

“This changes everything,” one analyst said. “Fire doesn’t move like that without help.”

FAMILIES DEMAND ANSWERS — NOT EXCUSES

As grief-stricken families absorb yet another devastating twist, anger is boiling over. Many are now calling for an independent inquiry, accusing authorities of moving too slowly while crucial truths smolder beneath the surface.

One parent put it bluntly:
“They didn’t just die in a fire. They were trapped in a setup.”

A TRAGEDY THAT KEEPS GETTING DARKER

With every new detail, the Crans-Montana disaster looks less like bad luck — and more like a catastrophe waiting to happen.

And now, with hidden accelerants added to the timeline, one terrifying reality is clear:

 This fire didn’t just start fast.
 It was fed to kill fast.

The investigation is ongoing — but for many, the trust has already burned to ashes.