Which choice does NOT indicate the use of flammable accelerants during an investigation?

The choice indicating that there is not an indication of the use of flammable accelerants is characterized by a small body of fire with little contents. This scenario suggests that the fire was not fueled by external accelerants but rather by the materials that were available in the immediate vicinity.

In fire investigations, the presence of flammable accelerants is typically indicated by observable signs such as larger flames or rapid spread, which are not usually associated with a small body of fire. Similarly, the presence of multiple ignition points and unusual burn patterns are classic indicators that accelerants were used, as they suggest that the fire was intentionally set or fueled in a way that is not typical of natural or accidental fires. Therefore, a small body of fire with few contents does not exhibit the characteristics expected when accelerants are involved.