Wendy Kipple, a former investigator, recounts the discovery of a bedroom burned to the studs and a huge firearm safe in the middle of the living room, indicating multiple perpetrators in the strange death of Ashley Fallis. The timeline provided by Robert, the victim's husband, raises questions among present-day investigators.
The investigation of a fire in a home revealed that there was a scrap of box used as accelerant for the fire to try and ignite the gas line, and the positioning of the victim's body suggests he was already deceased before the fire started.
The speaker recounts his experience during a fire where he and his team found a colleague facedown with his hands in front of his face, possibly due to feeling or seeing the flash over in the building before turning and collapsing.
Deputies arrived at Byron Smith's house on the day after the break-in and shootings took place, leading to questions about why the incident was only reported 24 hours later.
Michelle's murder was originally thought to be an attempted sexual assault, but upon finding her wallet under the seat of the car, the prosecutor's theory changes to a situational felony murder.
The sale of a house brought to light three separate civilian searchers with cadaver dogs hitting on the same spot in a basement a couple of months ago, raising curiosity and speculation around this bizarre true crime story.