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When they speak to him on March 19th, this is like nearly 2 weeks after the fire,
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>> he tells them that obviously he wasn't at the house that night because he was
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on duty at the fire station. >> He says he got there at like 6:00 in the morning, did some grocery shopping at
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two local stores at around 8 so that he could make dinner for the crew that night, and he was there until he heard
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the call come over the radio at around 9:00 p.m. And there are a couple subsequent interviews that they conduct
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with other people on duty who all confirm this. Now, I don't know how in detail they get with him about his
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family's lives or what could have contributed to the fire because all that is in this file is an investigator's
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quick write up summarizing the conversations they had with him. But the investigator makes note of something
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that I assume he thinks is important. Shawn tells him that Summer abused alcohol and was often intoxicated. So
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maybe that's the contributing factor here, right? I mean, at the scene near Summer on the floor where she was found
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in her room, they also found a mostly full bottle of Jack Daniels. [music] And then on the side table in her room,
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there were a few soda cans, a styrofoam cup, a red solo cup. And if that wasn't the tip off that she'd been drinking,
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the blood that they took from her when they first got her to the hospital was. Summer's blood alcohol level was one of
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the probably highest I've ever seen in a case. 312 almost four times the legal limit.