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And do they have an idea of how that day and night played out for them? Like after Sean left for work, did they see
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anyone? Did anyone see them? Like are there phone records of anything? They don't pull any of that as far as I can
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tell. I mean, like at least from the reports that we have, it doesn't look like they even talked to anyone besides
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Shawn and his co-workers. They just get the info from him, work to confirm his alibi, and then wait for the autopsy
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reports to come [music] in. But even when they get those, I mean, there's not a ton that helps, like no surprise
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injuries, like all four died as a result from the fire. There was though one strange detail that came back in the
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autopsies. 2-year-old Emory had a tiny amount of the drug Laorazzipam in his system. Now, the autopsy report says it
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wasn't enough to be fatal or even close to an overdose, but everything I read is
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that pediatricians would only give this drug in like a clinical setting, not at home. And usually, it's given for things
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like seizures or severe anxiety episodes or in emergency situations where they need to sedate a [music] young child. To
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my knowledge, none of this applies to Emory. So, how did it get in this baby's