Part of the mystery has been solved, but not all of it. David Neslin, director of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission told members of the commission that nearby gas wells have been replugged, and tests showed that methane gas was not to blame in flammable water in a Fort Lupton-area home. The problem with Amee Ellsworth's home, about 10 miles northeast of Fort Lupton, started last fall when the tap water in her home would catch fire when a flame was held nearby.

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