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The big question is why did the husband say all were accounted for in the house. He could see the BMW burning. He also said she was leaving early to catch a flight to Progress Energy in NC. I found a flight that left at 640. Her office mate said he expected her in early before she left. Husband did not call in fire. Husband did not tell fireman she was in the car in early report they were surprised to find body. If you watch the video you see the fireman are in no rush and no one is screaming my wife is in the car.

Police call homicide and fireman call ATF. Story dies for 30 days, nothing reported. Thursday ATF says coolant and headlights caused fire and police say she was passed out with acute alcohol symptoms. Ok did she come home? Did she wake up,shower ,pack, start the car then pass out?

How can any husband watch his wife burn up and ot be going ape s it.

" Thursday ATF says coolant and headlights caused fire and police say she was passed out with acute alcohol symptoms."

I have had plenty of radiator leaks (top hose) where coolant leak directly on manifold and have never seen it burst into flames (horrible smell yes). Not saying it didn't happen but with a 50/50 mix I don't seen how that is possible. Even funnier is that there is all kinds of warning about poisoning on Antifreeze containers I don't remember ever seeing a "flammable" warning. Hummm

Very good summarization. Where is Dan Turton in all of this? As you mention, he told the firemen that all the family was out. Say what? Neighbors heard and saw the fire in his garage but he didn't?

Imagine if this had been the top Hill aide to George W. Bush.

Husband did not tell fireman she was in the car in early report they were surprised to find body. If you watch the video you see the fireman are in no rush and no one is screaming my wife is in the car.

That's been my question, too. Where the heck was hubby during all this??? If he knows she got up and left for work, then he should have heard or smelled the fire. Then he knows it's his wife's car and it's half out of the garage but says everyone in the house is accounted for??? The tan car in the driveway (which I'm assuming is hubby's) is removed by whom? Then, oops, what's this?!? We have a crispy critter!!! Imagine that!!! But then explain how her seat isn't burned or at least her tan colored headrest in the picture looks fine. Notice, too, the garbage on the curb is never disturbed by firefighters or reporters or gawking neighbors. I find it strange that the garbage is right in the middle of everything but is never touched, never tipped over, never moved out of the way but sits there pretty as you please through the whole thing.