12:23 AM
At approximately 6 AM, the house doubling as the March House for filming in Henley Park, erupted in flames mostly coming from the back of the house near the master bedroom. With just a little bit of tequila and a match, it was easy to set the contents of a nearby trashcan on fire. It was small, but it would cause a stir. A little trail of it, maybe to scorch the ground. It wasn’t supposed to be a large fire, just something to frighten the cast… play into the whole haunted movie set thing. An alarm was raised early and the crew cleared from the home as the fire department was called at about 6:20 AM.
ELIZA WEISS first noticed the flames and started shouting loudly to fellow cast and crew. FILM CREW VOLUNTEER 2 thought to try and remove filming equipment from the house before FILM CREW VOLUNTEER 3 stopped them saying, “It’s not worth it.”
EVA MARPLE noticed the smoke and flames when they were enjoying an early breakfast on their patio, they called the fire department. EMERALD MAYWEATHER figured that someone had already called the fire department and phoned the media instead.
Once the fire was completely put out around 10 AM Wayne King and the rest of the department got a call about a small fire in the brush just outside town. Since this fire appeared to be arson and the fire department did not have the time or resources to do a proper investigation right now, they handed off the case to the Sheriff’s Department. JUNE ROGERS was put in charge of getting witness statements and setting up an investigation.
ELIZA WEISS first noticed the flames and started shouting loudly to fellow cast and crew. FILM CREW VOLUNTEER 2 thought to try and remove filming equipment from the house before FILM CREW VOLUNTEER 3 stopped them saying, “It’s not worth it.”
EVA MARPLE noticed the smoke and flames when they were enjoying an early breakfast on their patio, they called the fire department. EMERALD MAYWEATHER figured that someone had already called the fire department and phoned the media instead.
Once the fire was completely put out around 10 AM Wayne King and the rest of the department got a call about a small fire in the brush just outside town. Since this fire appeared to be arson and the fire department did not have the time or resources to do a proper investigation right now, they handed off the case to the Sheriff’s Department. JUNE ROGERS was put in charge of getting witness statements and setting up an investigation.