A viral video taken the day the Marshall fire began appears to show a shed ablaze on land owned by a controversial religious sect.
, now the most destructive in the state's history, may have started on land owned by what some have dubbed a religious cult: The Twelve Tribes.
Colorado authorities now suspect that the Marshall wildfire started on land owned by the Twelve Tribes religious sect. Above, two homes burn during a wildfire in the Centennial Heights neighborhood on December 30, 2021, in Louisville, Colorado.Initially founded in Tennessee in the 1970s, the Twelve Tribes is a fringe Christian fundamentalist sect that advocates a literalist interpretation of the Old and New Testaments. It also takes a dim view of all other Christian denominations.
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