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Man's house catches on fire. He runs outside and yells to his wife and kids to get out. They die.
- Thread starter Born2BKing
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RIP.Crayola Coyote
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Came in to see if this was a Cac male that did this... 
I was right.. It was a Cac male that would do something demonuc as burn his house with wife and kids.. Insurance policy??
I was right.. It was a Cac male that would do something demonuc as burn his house with wife and kids.. Insurance policy??
DeVanteSwing
Flop Champion
get a fire extinguisher
MalikReloaded
All Star
His cowardice should have been bred out the gene pool centuries ago.
Seeing the picture of his family made me
His first instinct should have been to go upstairs. They could've jumped out the window or something. fukking coward.
Seeing the picture of his family made me
His first instinct should have been to go upstairs. They could've jumped out the window or something. fukking coward.
He was Hispanic tho. nikka straight dipped on his girl and kid.
MalikReloaded
All Star
Does THAT look like a masculine male to youI EXPECT NO DIFFERENT from a p*ssy blonde nazi lookin puzzy
RIP to the moms and two kids.
That's fukked up. They could've jumped from the second floor. A few broken bones is better than burning alive. He'll have to live with his cowardice for the rest of his life.
MalikReloaded
All Star
Leave your 9 year old and 12 year old daughters to burn alive, brehs
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Exactly, all these superheroes on here really think shyt happens like on TV
Y'all killed me on the first page. 
Born2BKing
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Investigators searched for arson signs, prescriptions at... | www.ajc.com
Investigators searched for arson signs, prescriptions at Tucker home
6:35 p.m. Monday, March 7, 2016 | Filed in: Local News
Investigators searched the burned remains of a Tucker home where a mother and two children died for any arson indicators, prescription medications and diaries or journals, a search warrant affidavit released Monday states.
Brent Patterson was the only survivor in the Feb. 9 fire that killed his wife, Kathy, and the couple’s daughters, ages 9 and 12, in their Pointer Ridge home, according to the Gwinnett County fire department. The cause of the fire has not yet been determined.
But investigators suspected arson because of inconsistencies in Patterson’s accounts of what happened, the affidavit states.
Brent Patterson stands in front of his burned-out Tucker home on Wednesday night Feb. 10, 2016, following a Tuesday night fire that killed his wife and two daughters. Ben Gray / bgray@ajc.com
“The conflicting statements given by Mr. Patterson could not explain the fire behavior, fire patterns, or the speed of the fire spread,” the affidavit states.
Investigators also searched the house looking for accelerants and flammable liquids, as well as signs of financial distress and evidence of what medications the victims might have taken.
The day after the fire, Patterson told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution he had heard an odd noise and went downstairs to check it out.
“When I opened the front door, the house exploded,” Patterson said.
In interviews on two different days, Patterson allegedly told investigators two different accounts of the moments leading up to the fire. In an initial interview, Patterson said he was upstairs while he and his wife were putting their daughters to bed, the affidavit states. In a later interview, Patterson said all four family members were asleep when the fire started.
Patterson previously told The AJC he was unsure whether his wife and daughters were awake.
“I hope to God they were asleep,” Patterson said the day after the fire. “I don’t know. I have to hope.”
Toxicology reports are pending on Kathy Patterson and the girls. Testing on items removed from the home were also being conducted.
Gwinnett fire officials have said that inconsistencies in Patterson’s interviews “are not an indication of culpability.”
Investigators searched for arson signs, prescriptions at Tucker home
6:35 p.m. Monday, March 7, 2016 | Filed in: Local News
Investigators searched the burned remains of a Tucker home where a mother and two children died for any arson indicators, prescription medications and diaries or journals, a search warrant affidavit released Monday states.
Brent Patterson was the only survivor in the Feb. 9 fire that killed his wife, Kathy, and the couple’s daughters, ages 9 and 12, in their Pointer Ridge home, according to the Gwinnett County fire department. The cause of the fire has not yet been determined.
But investigators suspected arson because of inconsistencies in Patterson’s accounts of what happened, the affidavit states.
Brent Patterson stands in front of his burned-out Tucker home on Wednesday night Feb. 10, 2016, following a Tuesday night fire that killed his wife and two daughters. Ben Gray / bgray@ajc.com
“The conflicting statements given by Mr. Patterson could not explain the fire behavior, fire patterns, or the speed of the fire spread,” the affidavit states.
Investigators also searched the house looking for accelerants and flammable liquids, as well as signs of financial distress and evidence of what medications the victims might have taken.
The day after the fire, Patterson told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution he had heard an odd noise and went downstairs to check it out.
“When I opened the front door, the house exploded,” Patterson said.
In interviews on two different days, Patterson allegedly told investigators two different accounts of the moments leading up to the fire. In an initial interview, Patterson said he was upstairs while he and his wife were putting their daughters to bed, the affidavit states. In a later interview, Patterson said all four family members were asleep when the fire started.
Patterson previously told The AJC he was unsure whether his wife and daughters were awake.
“I hope to God they were asleep,” Patterson said the day after the fire. “I don’t know. I have to hope.”
Toxicology reports are pending on Kathy Patterson and the girls. Testing on items removed from the home were also being conducted.
Gwinnett fire officials have said that inconsistencies in Patterson’s interviews “are not an indication of culpability.”
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CashmereThoughts
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A lot of you nikkas wouldn't go back in there