Crime To Burn

Episode 133

In the early morning hours of May 20, 1999, a police officer spotted smoke pouring from a home in North Bend, Oregon. Inside, he discovered LaQuinta Smith unconscious in her bed. Despite his efforts to save her, LaQuinta was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.

What initially appeared to be a tragic accidental fire quickly became something far more troubling.

Investigators discovered suspicious circumstances surrounding the furnace where the fire appeared to have originated, an open bottle of sleeping pills, and autopsy findings that challenged the initial assumption that LaQuinta had died from smoke inhalation.

As detectives examined her personal life, their attention turned to her estranged husband, Alby Smith. Conflicting accounts of their relationship, two missing rings, and questions about Alby's whereabouts raised new suspicions. But how much of the evidence pointed toward murder, and how much was open to interpretation?

In Part One of this two-part series, we explore the investigation into LaQuinta's death, the troubling allegations that emerged, and the difference between the compelling story presented in a true-crime documentary and the evidence required to prove guilt in a courtroom.

Because suspicion isn't the same as proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

And when a jury ultimately reaches a verdict, the question isn't simply whether you agree with the story you've heard.

It's whether you would have reached the same conclusion.

Join us next week for Part Two, when we examine the trial, conflicting testimony, and the fire science behind the case.

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SOURCES:

“Burning Obsession.” Exhumed: Killer Revealed, Season 2, Episode 5. May 29, 2022. Viewed on Fandango at Home.

Sirocchi, Andrew. “Smith Gets 32 Years.” The World, June 30, 2021.

Sirocchi, Andrew. “Counselor Testifies Wife Had a Temper.” The World, June 15, 2001.

Sirocchi, Andrew. “Murder Trial: Federal Agent Says Fire Scene Altered.” The World, June 13, 2001.

Sirocchi, Andrew. “Testimony Focuses on LaQuinta Smith’s Rings.” The World, June 14, 2021.

“Court Rejects Smith Convictions Appeal.” The World, March 13, 2004.

Sirocchi, Andrew. “Jury Finds Alby Smith Guilty.” The World, June 21, 2001.

Alby Ardell Smith, Petitioner-Appellant, v. Guy Hall, Respondent-Appellee. Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Oregon. Submitted January 10, 2012.

Sirocchi, Andrew. “Family, Friends Grieve Victim as Trial Begins.” The World, June 7, 2001.

Sirocchi, Andrew. “Murder Case Moving More Quickly Than Expected.” The World, June 12, 2001.

Episode 132

Cheetos belong in a snack bowl. Nuclear submarines belong in the fleet. And your wedding venue should still be standing when you leave.

This week, we return with More Bizarre Blazes: Arson’s Strangest Stories—four stories featuring spectacularly bad decisions and one pig with no apparent criminal intent.

In Massachusetts, a man tries to burn his ex-girlfriend’s home using Cheetos. At a Maine shipyard, Casey James Fury’s plan to leave work early leads to a devastating fire aboard the USS Miami and a $400 million restitution order. In England, Max Kay’s castle wedding ends with twenty double vodkas, a dispute over the bar tab, and a multimillion-pound blaze. And in Yorkshire, a pig eats a pedometer—and what comes out requires the fire department.

Expect snack-food evidence, an exceptionally expensive exit strategy, and a reminder that “free-range” does not mean qualified to handle electronics.

Grab your snacks. Leave the propane tank alone.

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SOURCES:

“Jury Convicts Man Who Tried to Use Cheetos as an Accelerant.” CBS News, November 17, 2016.

“Man Convicted of Using Cheetos to Try and Burn Down Ex’s Home.” WCVB, November 16, 2016.

Lang, Cady. “Man Tried to Burn Down His Ex-Girlfriend’s House Using Cheetos.” TIME, November 17, 2016.

Associated Press. “Shipyard Worker Who Set Fire to Nuclear Submarine Sentenced to 17 Years in Jail.” The Guardian, March 15, 2013.

Associated Press. “Worker Who Set Fire to Submarine Sentenced to 17 Years.” Deseret News, March 16, 2013.

“NH Man Charged With Setting $400 Million Submarine Fire to Stay in Jail.” CBS Boston, August 1, 2012.

“Groom Jailed After Setting Fire to Wedding Venue.” ITV News, March 21, 2012.

Driver, Alistair. “Pedometer Eaten by Pig Sparks Fire—and Mass Media Coverage!” Pig World, March 9, 2020.

Episode 131

Sometimes arson investigations are tragic, complicated, and painstakingly difficult.

And sometimes a suspect confesses to a television reporter while the house is still burning behind him.

This week, we take a break from the heavier cases to explore three of the most bizarre stories of criminal combustion they could find: a Maryland house fire with an unusually cooperative suspect, a Christmas Eve Walmart fire involving shoplifting, a lighter, and an astonishing escalation of criminal charges, and a Kansas City arson-for-hire plot that somehow gets stranger with every new detail. 

There are surveillance cameras. There are questionable decisions. There is an undercover ATF agent. There is, inexplicably, a previous fire involving dentures. And there are several moments that will leave you astounded. 

Three fires. Three very different motives. And three reminders that while arson can have devastating real-world consequences, the circumstances surrounding a crime can occasionally become absolutely chaotic.

YouTube clip referenced in the episode: Man Tells ABC 7 News Crew 'I set it on fire'

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SOURCES:

Rockville, Maryland

“Alleged Arsonist Has History of Schizophrenia, Alcoholism.” ABC 7 News/WJLA, November 20, 2014. YouTube

Lewis, Kevin. “‘I Set It on Fire.’ Man Confesses to ABC7 News Crew About Setting Rockville House Ablaze.” ABC 7 News/WJLA, November 20, 2014; updated April 26, 2020.

“Man Tells ABC 7 News Crew, ‘I Set It on Fire.’” ABC 7 News/WJLA, November 20, 2014. YouTube

Graves, Mark Segraves. “Alleged Rockville Arsonist Confesses to Journalist.” NBC Washington, November 19, 2014; updated November 20, 2014. NBC Washington

“House Fire: 301 S. Horners Lane.” Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service, November 20, 2014. MCFRS

Hammond, Louisiana

“Hammond Man Arrested for Christmas Eve Walmart Fire.” Louisiana Office of the State Fire Marshal, December 27, 2022. Louisiana State Fire Marshal news release

“New Orleans Man Pleads Guilty to Arson.” U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Louisiana, March 20, 2024. ATF

“New Orleans Man Sentenced for Arson.” U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Louisiana, October 17, 2024. U.S. Department of Justice

“Man Faces Arson, Attempted Murder Charges After Walmart Fire on Christmas Eve.” WAFB 9, December 24, 2022; updated December 27, 2022. WAFB 9

Palermo, Jeff. “Authorities Say Suspect in Christmas Eve Fire Begged Authorities to Remove His Picture from Social Media, Then Confessed.” Louisiana Radio Network, December 28, 2022. Louisiana Radio Network

Kansas City, Missouri

“Gladstone Woman Charged in Arson-for-Hire Attempt of KC Businesses.” U.S. Attorney’s Office, Western District of Missouri, April 29, 2019. ATF

Margolies, Dan. “Woman Pleads Guilty to Arson-for-Hire Scheme Along Kansas City’s 39th Street Restaurant Row.” KCUR, June 4, 2022. KCUR

Mashek, Kera. “KC Business Says Ex-Landlord Acted ‘Bizarre’ in Days Prior to Alleged Arson-for-Hire Plot.” FOX4 Kansas City, April 30, 2019. FOX4 Kansas City

Rice, Glenn E., and Luke Nozicka. “Strip Mall on 39th Street in Arson-for-Hire Case Burned Down Before, in 1990.” The Kansas City Star, April 30, 2019. The Kansas City Star

Episode 130

In the finale of Fire in the French Quarter: The Upstairs Lounge, we follow the State Fire Marshal’s investigation to its end—and confront the question it could never answer with certainty: did Roger Nunez set the fire that killed 32 people?

We examine the evidence investigators believed pointed to Roger, the troubling inconsistencies that kept the case from ever being resolved, and alleged confessions that surfaced both before and decades after his death. We also tell the story of Ferris LeBlanc, whose family spent more than 40 years wondering what had happened to him, only to discover that he had died in the Upstairs Lounge and been buried in an unmarked grave.

Finally, we look at the fire and life-safety conditions that turned a fire in a stairwell into a catastrophe—and at the dignity too often denied to the people who died, the survivors, and the community they left behind. Fifty-three years later, there may still be no certainty about who started the Upstairs Lounge fire. But the people who were there can still be remembered.

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SOURCES:

Delery-Edwards, Clayton. The Up Stairs Lounge Arson: Thirty-Two Deaths in a New Orleans Gay Bar, June 24, 1973. McFarland & Company, 2014.

Fieseler, Robert W. Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation. Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2018.

Camina, Robert L., writer, director, and producer. Upstairs Inferno. Camina Entertainment / Upstairs Inferno, LLC, 2015. Documentary film. Narrated by Christopher Rice.

The National WWII Museum. “Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation.” Conversation with Robert W. Fieseler and Ed Lengel, PhD. September 9, 2020. YouTube video. https://youtu.be/6A13PovoDAQ?si=7GnzAeQBCgEfE1it

Soileau, Alida B. “Quasi-Property No More: ‘Human Heritage’ as a New Legal Status for the Dead.” South Carolina Law Review, vol. 74, no. 1. https://sclawreview.org/article/quasi-property-no-more-human-heritage-as-a-new-legal-status-for-the-dead/

Perez, Frank. “Ferris LeBlanc and the Up Stairs Lounge Fire 50 Years Later.” French Quarter Journal. https://www.frenchquarterjournal.com/archives/ferris-leblanc-and-the-up-stairs-lounge-fire-50-years-later

Episode 129

In Part Four of Fire in the French Quarter: The Upstairs Lounge, we follow the State Fire Marshal’s investigation as investigators finally locate and question their prime suspect, Roger Nunez. We examine the evidence against Roger, the questionable voice-stress testing used during the investigation, and the alleged confessions that surfaced only after his death. But with no physical evidence tying Roger to the fire—and serious questions surrounding those confessions—did investigators finally have their answer, or were there still more threads to pull?

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SOURCES:

Delery-Edwards, Clayton. The Up Stairs Lounge Arson: Thirty-Two Deaths in a New Orleans Gay Bar, June 24, 1973. McFarland & Company, 2014.

Fieseler, Robert W. Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation. Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2018.

Camina, Robert L., writer, director, and producer. Upstairs Inferno. Camina Entertainment / Upstairs Inferno, LLC, 2015. Documentary film. Narrated by Christopher Rice.

The National WWII Museum. “Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation.” Conversation with Robert W. Fieseler and Ed Lengel, PhD. September 9, 2020. YouTube video. https://youtu.be/6A13PovoDAQ?si=7GnzAeQBCgEfE1it

Episode 128

In Part 3 of Fire in the French Quarter: The Upstairs Lounge, we turn our attention to the investigation—and to the stark differences between the work of the New Orleans Police Department and the Louisiana Fire Marshal’s Office.

We dig into the physical evidence recovered after the fire, including the Ronsonol lighter-fluid can, laboratory testing of the stairwell carpet, and a surprisingly fascinating series of flammability tests. Then we follow investigators as their attention turns toward Roger Nunez, a man thrown out of the Upstairs Lounge shortly before the fire who, according to a badly injured survivor, left after making an ominous threat.

As the Fire Marshal’s Office continues chasing witnesses and leads, investigators uncover a broken jaw, conflicting timelines, contradictory witness statements, and evidence that raises serious questions—but provides few definitive answers.

The police file contains many of those same questions. What it seemingly does not contain is much evidence that anyone kept trying to answer them.

More than fifty years later, we compare the investigations side by side and ask: Was the investigation into the deaths of 32 people simply difficult—or did investigators stop pulling at the threads before they should have?

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SOURCES:

Delery-Edwards, Clayton. The Up Stairs Lounge Arson: Thirty-Two Deaths in a New Orleans Gay Bar, June 24, 1973. McFarland & Company, 2014.

Fieseler, Robert W. Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation. Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2018.

Camina, Robert L., writer, director, and producer. Upstairs Inferno. Camina Entertainment / Upstairs Inferno, LLC, 2015. Documentary film. Narrated by Christopher Rice.

The National WWII Museum. “Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation.” Conversation with Robert W. Fieseler and Ed Lengel, PhD. September 9, 2020. YouTube video. https://youtu.be/6A13PovoDAQ?si=7GnzAeQBCgEfE1it

Episode 127

In Part Two of Fire in the French Quarter: The Upstairs Lounge, we look at what happened after the flames were extinguished. Survivors faced the threat of being outed, victims and their families were met with cruelty and rejection, and investigators began trying to determine whether the fire had been deliberately set. As police chased conflicting leads, strange confessions, and a can of lighter fluid found near the bottom of the stairs, a clerk at a nearby Walgreens gave them their first potentially significant lead.

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SOURCES:

Delery-Edwards, Clayton. The Up Stairs Lounge Arson: Thirty-Two Deaths in a New Orleans Gay Bar, June 24, 1973. McFarland & Company, 2014.

Fieseler, Robert W. Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation. Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2018.

Camina, Robert L., writer, director, and producer. Upstairs Inferno. Camina Entertainment / Upstairs Inferno, LLC, 2015. Documentary film. Narrated by Christopher Rice.

The National WWII Museum. “Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation.” Conversation with Robert W. Fieseler and Ed Lengel, PhD. September 9, 2020. YouTube video. https://youtu.be/6A13PovoDAQ?si=7GnzAeQBCgEfE1it

Episode 126

On June 24, 1973, a fire tore through the Up Stairs Lounge, a second-floor bar in New Orleans’s French Quarter that had become a place of community and acceptance for the city’s gay population. Thirty-two people died in what remains the deadliest fire in New Orleans history.

In Part One of Fire in the French Quarter — The Up Stairs Lounge, we go back to New Orleans in 1973 to explore the people and the place before following the events of that Sunday evening as a fire in the lounge’s narrow entrance stairway turns a popular gathering place into a death trap.

But once the flames were extinguished, the hardest—and darkest—parts of this story were only beginning.

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SOURCES:

Delery-Edwards, Clayton. The Up Stairs Lounge Arson: Thirty-Two Deaths in a New Orleans Gay Bar, June 24, 1973. McFarland & Company, 2014.

Fieseler, Robert W. Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation. Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2018.

Camina, Robert L., writer, director, and producer. Upstairs Inferno. Camina Entertainment / Upstairs Inferno, LLC, 2015. Documentary film. Narrated by Christopher Rice.

The National WWII Museum. “Tinderbox: The Untold Story of the Up Stairs Lounge Fire and the Rise of Gay Liberation.” Conversation with Robert W. Fieseler and Ed Lengel, PhD. September 9, 2020. YouTube video. https://youtu.be/6A13PovoDAQ?si=7GnzAeQBCgEfE1it

Episode 125

After eight episodes unraveling the Whiskey Au Go Go fire, we're joined by Australian author and historian Geoff Plunkett, whose decades of research have helped uncover the complicated—and often contradictory—story behind one of Australia's deadliest fires.

Geoff takes us behind the investigation, the people at the center of the case, and the evidence that has fueled questions about what really happened at the Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub on March 8, 1973. We talk about the challenges of separating fact from decades of rumor, what the historical record can—and can't—tell us, and some of the details that surprised us most while researching the series.

It's a chance to go beyond the case files with someone who has spent years digging into the story—and to revisit the Whiskey Au Go Go with a few questions we still weren't quite ready to put to rest.

Episode 124

In the finale of Pulpit and the Pyre: The Murder of Dawn Hacheney, the carefully constructed world around Pastor Nick Hacheney finally begins to collapse.

For years, Nick maintained control through secrecy, manipulation, spiritual authority, and a web of relationships with women who each knew only pieces of the truth. But when those women began comparing notes—and finding support outside the closed system of the church—the stories Nick had told them started falling apart. Eventually, Sandy Glass went to police with an explosive allegation: Dawn Hacheney's death had not been an accident. Nick had murdered his wife.

Investigators reopened a case that had been closed for nearly five years and took another look at the physical evidence. The extraordinarily high level of diphenhydramine in Dawn's blood. The wrapping paper found in bed around her body. The propane cylinders that were supposed to explain the flash fire—but weren't empty. And a fire timeline that didn't behave the way the original propane-leak theory said it should. Piece by piece, the explanation that had allowed Dawn's death to be ruled accidental began to collapse.

Finally, we look beyond the murder itself at the coercive control that allowed Nick to manipulate so many people around him—and why intelligence, charisma, compassion, religious knowledge, and even genuine acts of kindness are not proof that someone is trustworthy. Sometimes the most dangerous people wear incredibly convincing masks.

If anything discussed in this series feels familiar—particularly coercion, undue influence, or control within a religious group, organization, or personal relationship—resources are available through the Freedom of Mind Resource Center. You don't have to decide whether what you're experiencing deserves a particular label before you're allowed to ask for help.

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