By Edward Stoner
VAIL, Colo. — Almost nine years after John Gulick led efforts to extinguish eight giant arson fires on Vail Mountain, he is putting the so-called “eco-attack” behind him.
There have been two guilty pleas in the case of the 1998 fires, and court documents have laid out a timeline of the crime that has long been subject to speculation and theories.
“This does bring some closure to it,” said Gulick, who is now Vail’s fire chief. “You had kind of an unusual, uneasy feeling about why this happened and who could do this to you.”
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