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And I think this scenario rules out an accident because of something like Ezra did. He might accidentally play with the
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knobs, but he's not filling a pot with oil. We actually asked Summer's mom, Maria, about this. And she told us that
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Summer wasn't into deep frying. She was pretty adamant about cooking healthy for
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her kids. And she even remembers giving Summer an air fryer as a housewarming gift. I have an air fryer. Like so much
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easier, so much cleaner. I don't use anything else. >> Quicker. >> Yeah. All that to say, it is a scenario
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where she put oil on the stove is still not impossible, though. >> And that's like a cooking situation. So,
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what time was dinner? She's got little kids. I don't personally see her whipping up a laborintensive like deep
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fried meal for them at 8:30. That's in my opinion like bedtime range for little kids.
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>> Yeah. And when you think about it, they're all in their respective sleeping areas when the fire happens anyway,
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right? Like to me, if this is an accident where she was going to make something and then like fell asleep and
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forgot about it, then maybe it was like just something for herself, a late night
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snack. But we kind of played this scenario out with Dale, like suggesting that. And that's when he pointed to
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something else from the scene photos in Summer's bedroom. He said there is what looks to be a recently made sandwich on
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her bedside table, which is like right there. You can see it clear as day when you look at the photos. And I know
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that's not exactly evidence, but it's like >> but it's very curious. >> Yeah. >> So, if she wasn't making something to
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eat, why would there be a pot of hot oil on the stove? >> Well, we asked Dale that and he's like,
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"Well, listen. As someone who knows about fires, if you wanted to make a fire look like an accident, a pot of oil
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is one of the best ways to do it. You just set the oil on high heat and walk away. If no one is around to catch the
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blaze right away or the smoke detectors don't alert people in the house loud enough or fast enough, it's over before
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you know it. Though that is assuming you have working smoke detectors in your house, which we assume the day Stewart
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house would have, right? >> Yeah. Sean's a literal fireman. Well, we were shocked with what we