Serial arson refers to the act of intentionally setting multiple fires over a period of time. This behavior is often driven by psychological factors, such as a desire for excitement, revenge, or a need for attention. Serial arsonists may target various locations, including buildings, vehicles, or natural areas, causing significant damage and posing risks to public safety. Law enforcement agencies track serial arson cases to identify patterns and apprehend suspects. Investigators often use forensic techniques to analyze fire scenes and gather evidence. The impact of serial arson can be devastating, affecting communities and leading to costly property losses and potential injuries or fatalities.