Also, they died of smoke inhalation... but she heard them from outside screaming? Doesn't add up at all. Most likely way to die of smoke inhalation is if they were asleep, if they were asleep and died of smoke inhalation, they never woke up, and never screamed. The pictures of the fire damage do not show an inescapable fire whatsoever, the fire hardly spread across the home. What it shows was a relatively contained fire, but burned plastic siding which would emit toxic fumes while burning. Possibly the fire could've caused enough toxic fumes that it put people unconscious nearly immediately, but I doubt highly that. For one, the mother got out, and based on the pictures of her family members I doubt she is in peak physical condition. She claims she was yelling at them through the window, and could hear them screaming, but you don't scream while suffocating on smoke. The Father was the most likely to be in physical condition to escape, and the most likely to be willing to risk death and injury to get the other children out through any of the many windows that were nowhere near the fire, yet he just stayed inside screaming? Now, this is juvenile court, and perhaps there's compelling evidence that this happened exactly as they say and we just aren't given all the information. But man, it sure sounds fishy from the little information we do have.