James Hibbard (Reporter)

Or perhaps it was an episode of 60 Minutes. He recalls that their spokesperson looked like a tree hugger, a granola eater.

Or perhaps it was an episode of 60 Minutes. He recalls that their spokesperson looked like a tree hugger, a granola eater.

They asked the man about his educational background. The suspect studied journalism.

They asked the man about his educational background. The suspect studied journalism.

Interesting, Ken suggests, because whoever set these fires would have to be pretty media savvy.

Interesting, Ken suggests, because whoever set these fires would have to be pretty media savvy.

The conversation goes around in circles.

The conversation goes around in circles.

You don't know what through your stupid... They go from the fires, to the man's background, to the fires again.

You don't know what through your stupid... They go from the fires, to the man's background, to the fires again.

Ken also tells me he was struck by the changes in the suspect's demeanor.

Ken also tells me he was struck by the changes in the suspect's demeanor.

Ken gets the impression that his suspect is trying to suss out what the task force knows.

Ken gets the impression that his suspect is trying to suss out what the task force knows.

By this time, it's after 9.30 in the morning. Ken is confident he's got all he can from the interview, at least for now.

By this time, it's after 9.30 in the morning. Ken is confident he's got all he can from the interview, at least for now.

The interview is over. They send the man back to a holding cell. Later that day, they'll let him go. The mood in the police station is celebratory. They've got a suspect. And even though he'll walk free, they're going to watch him like a hawk. But not everyone is celebrating.

The interview is over. They send the man back to a holding cell. Later that day, they'll let him go. The mood in the police station is celebratory. They've got a suspect. And even though he'll walk free, they're going to watch him like a hawk. But not everyone is celebrating.

Warren Jeroms, the local guy who loves jogging in the preserves, is about to receive a phone call that will change his life forever.

Warren Jeroms, the local guy who loves jogging in the preserves, is about to receive a phone call that will change his life forever.