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If there was a detector there, could they have just fallen out when the alarm itself like melted? Like maybe that's
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why no one heard the lower level, the main level alarm go off. >> This is what I'm saying. There's
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something up with all of this, especially with the smoke detector on the first floor. You see, after the
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fires, Sean sued KDA, the manufacturer of the smoke alarms and the CO detector. >> He alleges that the smoke alarms didn't
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alert at all. The report said they heard an alarm noise, >> right? I mean, they even call out the
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one upstairs. So, I don't know how that plays into his allegations, but he basically says that his family was
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sleeping and they should have woken up, but the alarms failed. So, Shawn is saying there are two smoke alarms that
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just didn't go off or didn't go off early enough or whatever. Report says they hear at least one upstairs by the
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time they're there. And we can see the one that is upstairs in the scene photos that we have. Where I get really tripped
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up is this second one. The one by the kitchen where there actually would have been the biggest blaze. Even if these
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were ionization only detectors, >> it should have detected >> it should have recognized the flames.
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But the question is, was there actually one there? We can't see any evidence of it. I mean, we have photos of that area
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of the ceiling where it should be, but it's pretty like soot covered and fire damaged in that hallway, but Dale, the
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fire expert, said that he would still expect to see some kind of like circular impression or melted plastic.
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>> Some sort of evidence that it had been. >> Yeah, he expects to see that in the
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photos. Know what he did point to though? Two double A KDA branded batteries found laying on the floor near
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the kitchen. Shut up.