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A bias I've noticed: People are a lot more likely to believe a bad event which was claimed to be an accident actually was an accident if it was done by someone you feel allied with, and to believe it was malice or culpable negligence if it was done by someone you already mistrust.
It's actually rather a hard call if you don't have solid information.
Witness the 9/11 truthers.