Kaelyn Moore

Nanette Krentl was, according to Dr. Preston, killed before the fire started.

And whoever set that blaze is likely the same person that pulled the trigger.

Botched.

I mean, families should not ever find out crucial, sensitive information on their loved ones from a news alert, and especially not while they're at loved one's funeral service.

So that's another mark on our botched board.

We're up to two at this point.

No.

And like even from when Steve hired his private fire investigator, they have drone footage and it just shows the change in the scene from initial when they released it to even a couple of days later.

The scene was so vastly different.

How much did they miss?

No.

As you should.

Yeah, that's great.

Always admit your knowledge gaps and bring in an expert.

Luckily, the bad press wasn't going to stop them from trying to solve this mystery.

They did end up bringing in a team of dogs to try to sniff out how and where the fire started.

These dogs were actually trained to spot ignitable liquids like gasoline, kerosene, lighter fluid, and even in very small amounts that electronic detectors can actually miss.

Again, the dogs, they are locked in.

Yeah.

And one of those dogs found our fourth clue.