Ruth Chenetz

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That was actually one of my very first thoughts when we were researching the story is, wait a second. He seems like the one person who might be able to set a fire that would destroy evidence, but he's a firefighter. He's not an arson investigator. He doesn't necessarily know how to start the perfect fire.

That was actually one of my very first thoughts when we were researching the story is, wait a second. He seems like the one person who might be able to set a fire that would destroy evidence, but he's a firefighter. He's not an arson investigator. He doesn't necessarily know how to start the perfect fire.

That was actually one of my very first thoughts when we were researching the story is, wait a second. He seems like the one person who might be able to set a fire that would destroy evidence, but he's a firefighter. He's not an arson investigator. He doesn't necessarily know how to start the perfect fire.

And remember, if he did, in fact, do this, you know, he would have wanted to destroy all the evidence, but he would have no way of knowing exactly how to commit the perfect crime in that way.

And remember, if he did, in fact, do this, you know, he would have wanted to destroy all the evidence, but he would have no way of knowing exactly how to commit the perfect crime in that way.

And remember, if he did, in fact, do this, you know, he would have wanted to destroy all the evidence, but he would have no way of knowing exactly how to commit the perfect crime in that way.

Yeah, putting out a fire is definitely much different. The oven wasn't on. The burners were turned off. But when you see pictures of the crime scene and anyone who watched the show sees, I mean, the kitchen is destroyed, which she was found. But a lot of the rest of the house, including the room that had stuff for the baby, which is gut-wrenching to see, was intact.

Yeah, putting out a fire is definitely much different. The oven wasn't on. The burners were turned off. But when you see pictures of the crime scene and anyone who watched the show sees, I mean, the kitchen is destroyed, which she was found. But a lot of the rest of the house, including the room that had stuff for the baby, which is gut-wrenching to see, was intact.

Yeah, putting out a fire is definitely much different. The oven wasn't on. The burners were turned off. But when you see pictures of the crime scene and anyone who watched the show sees, I mean, the kitchen is destroyed, which she was found. But a lot of the rest of the house, including the room that had stuff for the baby, which is gut-wrenching to see, was intact.

Melissa and Matthew Pallotti had known each other for some time. They met during college. They went to different colleges, but they met at a trivia night at a bar. And as Ruth said, had this casual relationship. But I remember Cassie... One of her sisters who we talked to in the hour telling a story about Melissa saying that the father of her baby was a bald firefighter.

Melissa and Matthew Pallotti had known each other for some time. They met during college. They went to different colleges, but they met at a trivia night at a bar. And as Ruth said, had this casual relationship. But I remember Cassie... One of her sisters who we talked to in the hour telling a story about Melissa saying that the father of her baby was a bald firefighter.

Melissa and Matthew Pallotti had known each other for some time. They met during college. They went to different colleges, but they met at a trivia night at a bar. And as Ruth said, had this casual relationship. But I remember Cassie... One of her sisters who we talked to in the hour telling a story about Melissa saying that the father of her baby was a bald firefighter.

And Cassie went on Facebook sort of scouring, trying to figure it out and did. And sort of said, is it him? Really? And she's like, you know, I believe confirmed it.

And Cassie went on Facebook sort of scouring, trying to figure it out and did. And sort of said, is it him? Really? And she's like, you know, I believe confirmed it.

And Cassie went on Facebook sort of scouring, trying to figure it out and did. And sort of said, is it him? Really? And she's like, you know, I believe confirmed it.

Well, I know Gus, Melissa's dad, he didn't want to know the name because- He didn't want to know. He didn't want to know who the father was because the father didn't want to be in the baby's life. And I think as Melissa's father, he's probably mad. Like, I don't even want to know who this guy is. I think my dad would feel that way. Right. But I think probably her sister clearly wanted to know.

Well, I know Gus, Melissa's dad, he didn't want to know the name because- He didn't want to know. He didn't want to know who the father was because the father didn't want to be in the baby's life. And I think as Melissa's father, he's probably mad. Like, I don't even want to know who this guy is. I think my dad would feel that way. Right. But I think probably her sister clearly wanted to know.