Blayne Alexander

I mean oftentimes we can go up to the street or shoot outside of it or get video outside or something like that.

But to actually go inside the house, especially when you're talking about a crime where fire was involved –

But no, we were able to go inside the actual home.

I have to give a tremendous thanks to the family who lived there, including their little baby and their dog, because they went outside.

They let us actually come inside and take a significant amount of time in their home, which was just very kind of them that we were able to actually go inside and do that.

So we were able to walk inside.

I mean, the home, it's been refurbished inside, obviously, but it's in the exact same floor plan.

So

I think it added a lot to the story to be able to go inside with the original firefighter who was there on the scene and kind of feel what he felt that day.

To walk through this living room, have him describe how it was dark, it was smoky, except for this odd red glow.

And then to kind of go around this corner and see the four eyes of the stove that were on.

I mean, that just in and of itself was a very eerie thing.

Yes, because it is very much a home that you can imagine students living in.

I keep defaulting to say college students.

They were, you know, she was in law school.

So, but yes, you can very much imagine students living in that house.

It's small.

It's cute.

It's not too far from campus.

There's nothing unfamiliar about that.