The internet smells something fishy in a Minnesota couple's story that their house was targeted by 'Black Lives Matter and Antifa' arsonists who supposedly spray-painted 'Joe Biden 2020' on their garage as they set fire to their home.

A Twin Cities family believes they were targeted for having a "Trump 2020" sign outside their home. An investigation is underway after police say someone spray painted "Biden 2020" on their garage and burned it down." | https://t.co/nyx7XcstcG pic.twitter.com/ZkZFJgKEZm

— WCCO – CBS Minnesota (@WCCO) September 23, 2020

Facebook user Deanna Molla claimed in a public, since-deleted post that her house was targeted just before 4:00 AM this morning. All members of her family, including her dogs, are safe.

As the story spread on Twitter, many commenters opined that something seemed off about the couple's claim of radical, Biden-supporting Antifa terrorists randomly targeting their home. For starters, the circled "A" on the couple's garage is a symbol of anarchists, and it seemed highly unlikely to Twitter users that anarchists would destroy a home, leave proof that they were the ones responsible, and simultaneously voice support for Joe Biden, who is hardly a radical politician.

No one has ever spray-painted the "Anarchy" symbol and "Biden 2020" at the same time.

Trump supporters: stop destroying your own property in an attempt to get on FOX News. https://t.co/jVqg0ZEU4q

— Ken Tremendous (@KenTremendous) September 23, 2020

theres not a single american in this entire country that would tag both 'biden 2020' and a circle a on the same property https://t.co/8XvSASNxkC

— Defund Cops Take Their Money (@mike_hugs) September 23, 2020

one of the best things about leftism is that no matter how hard they try, conservatives can never fake it because they don't understand it

no leftist would ever spraypaint "Biden 2020" and an anarchist symbol on anything https://t.co/M6CIHSREtp

— Mae says BLM (@theepictheymer) September 23, 2020

Some suspected that the couple had ulterior motives for staging the attack, with some hypothesizing it might be a case of insurance fraud.

Smells like insurance fraud https://t.co/nFFbDO9j9h

— NHSKAZI (@NHSKAZI2) September 24, 2020

Yup definitely no insurance fraud here, that's for sure. https://t.co/byZuK4IrQm pic.twitter.com/dEJDvsBbVI

— Jeremy Flood 🌹 (@_Floodlight) September 23, 2020

For others, the story was reminiscent of an infamous photo of a man claiming his driveway was vandalized by black people who spray-painted "Blacks Rule" on his driveway.

Police say the investigation is active and they are not ruling the possibility of insurance fraud or other ulterior motives out.