Slow Burn
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I still dream about it. I dream about them. Still. A house fire. A family. Horrific doesn't even begin to describe what it is. What it still is. You've got a mansion that you're responding to. Yes. It's an urgent response. Looked like a combination of fire and something more sinister.
It's a crime scene. It seems that the entire family has gone.
Your best friend's just absolutely devastating.
I was just so sad and heartbroken.
When I found out it was murder, I was like, who did it? Can we catch this person?
There was a camera. You could see this figure through the garage door.
Is it a hitman? Was it revenge?
You find out there has been another fire in a neighboring town.
Yes, and it's the brothers' home.
Two brothers' houses are on fire.
Alarm bells going off?
They're starting to, yes.
What is going on in this family that we need to know? It's like evil washed over the town. Absolutely. Evil washed over the town.
Two fires, four deaths, and one terrifying twist. Murders at the mansion. I'm Lester Holt, and this is Dateline.
Here's Andrea Canning with Slow Burn.
With its sprawling estates and quiet country roads, there's a little town in New Jersey called Colts Neck, not too far from the hustle and bustle of New York City.
It's a great town. Lots of horse farms, lots of golf courses, lots of open space, great people, affluent town.
It's where Keith Canero, a successful entrepreneur, lived with his wife Jennifer and their young children. They built their lives, they built their business, they built their home, they built their family. They made a positive impact on the community. For Keith and his two brothers who live nearby, it was a world away from their humble beginnings in working-class Brooklyn, the kind of community where people felt safe. Until November 20th, 2018, just before Thanksgiving, a call came in to dispatch at 12.33 p.m. Keith's house was on fire.
911, we're in emergency.
Hi, my neighbor's across the street. There's a lot of smoke coming out of the house.
A minute later, a different caller. It's my neighbor's home behind me.
I opened the door, and there is smoke coming out, and there's a person laying down.
Where are they laying down? On the property. Somebody is dead here.
Multiple fire crews responded, including the all-volunteer Adelphia company, firefighters Carmelo LaMarca and Mike Whitehill. What are you told is going on with this fire at this point? It was announced over the radio that there was a mother and two children in the house. It was probably as urgent as it gets. And this is sirens blaring. You're peeling out of this fire station.
That's correct.
Local and county investigators also raced to the scene, including Lieutenant Patrick Petrozzillo and Sergeant Steven Vogt with the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, and Colts Neck Detective Richard Zarrillo. What do you see as you arrive at the house?
Saw the house. We saw smoke coming out.
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