Fire Marshal Paul Simonian

And then I went in Elizabeth's bedroom, and you could see the mattress was burned pretty good on a third of it. Maybe it was a big mattress, maybe a king-size mattress. Burned into the box spring a little bit. There was some fire damage in there, more heat damage.

The ceiling was down. Some of the walls were torn down. And I happened to just look, you know, I was just looking across the room, seeing what's going on. I look for candles. I'm looking for smoking, overloaded extension cords, anything like that. And I see a piece of drywall that's broken down and something's dripping on it, but it's leaving a sheen, like a rainbow sheen.

The ceiling was down. Some of the walls were torn down. And I happened to just look, you know, I was just looking across the room, seeing what's going on. I look for candles. I'm looking for smoking, overloaded extension cords, anything like that. And I see a piece of drywall that's broken down and something's dripping on it, but it's leaving a sheen, like a rainbow sheen.

The ceiling was down. Some of the walls were torn down. And I happened to just look, you know, I was just looking across the room, seeing what's going on. I look for candles. I'm looking for smoking, overloaded extension cords, anything like that. And I see a piece of drywall that's broken down and something's dripping on it, but it's leaving a sheen, like a rainbow sheen.

There's a little juice bottle that's tipped over and it's dripping. And I take a smell of that and I notice it's gasoline. It smells like gasoline, like an accelerant. My flag goes up. I go, well, we probably have a crime scene here. I go back out with the lieutenant. I said, stop the overhauling. Don't rip anything else down anywhere. Don't touch Elizabeth.

There's a little juice bottle that's tipped over and it's dripping. And I take a smell of that and I notice it's gasoline. It smells like gasoline, like an accelerant. My flag goes up. I go, well, we probably have a crime scene here. I go back out with the lieutenant. I said, stop the overhauling. Don't rip anything else down anywhere. Don't touch Elizabeth.

There's a little juice bottle that's tipped over and it's dripping. And I take a smell of that and I notice it's gasoline. It smells like gasoline, like an accelerant. My flag goes up. I go, well, we probably have a crime scene here. I go back out with the lieutenant. I said, stop the overhauling. Don't rip anything else down anywhere. Don't touch Elizabeth.

From her knees to her belly, you know, all in there, her groin, her thighs, all that area. Not her face or her upper body, so it was all right there.

From her knees to her belly, you know, all in there, her groin, her thighs, all that area. Not her face or her upper body, so it was all right there.

From her knees to her belly, you know, all in there, her groin, her thighs, all that area. Not her face or her upper body, so it was all right there.

It's very disturbing because some of the area is red, some is black. It's just burned, burned like you burn food. But Elizabeth was burned in some areas to the bone. I could see her thigh.

It's very disturbing because some of the area is red, some is black. It's just burned, burned like you burn food. But Elizabeth was burned in some areas to the bone. I could see her thigh.

It's very disturbing because some of the area is red, some is black. It's just burned, burned like you burn food. But Elizabeth was burned in some areas to the bone. I could see her thigh.

Then it kind of started really taking a twist that her boyfriend came over, some yelling going on back and forth.

Then it kind of started really taking a twist that her boyfriend came over, some yelling going on back and forth.

Then it kind of started really taking a twist that her boyfriend came over, some yelling going on back and forth.

And the one brother said, He heard Frank come down the back stairs very fast, and he opened up his bedroom door, went into the kitchen, and he saw Frank on fire. And they were trying to put him out, and he told the brother, go upstairs, help your sister. And he ran out the back door.

And the one brother said, He heard Frank come down the back stairs very fast, and he opened up his bedroom door, went into the kitchen, and he saw Frank on fire. And they were trying to put him out, and he told the brother, go upstairs, help your sister. And he ran out the back door.

And the one brother said, He heard Frank come down the back stairs very fast, and he opened up his bedroom door, went into the kitchen, and he saw Frank on fire. And they were trying to put him out, and he told the brother, go upstairs, help your sister. And he ran out the back door.

Blood on fence posts and climbing over the fence. We see clothing. They find a burned jacket behind a bush. They're tracking this person in the snow, the blood trail in the snow, the clothing. climbing fences, broken picket fences. And then they get a call, the police get a call of somebody in a man's house around the corner.