He drove up and was searched, and he had some crack on him.

(McCoy) had access to the computer system. He'd go in and delete the paperwork after the items were ordered, so the company never saw a hard copy of the orders.

She called Nash County communications to see if it was her brother.

His sister dropped him off (Tuesday) in the area, and he told her he was going fishing. He never came home (Tuesday) night.

We're hoping to identify these people to eliminate that (lead). All I can tell you is they appeared to be three white females: one around 20, one around 40, one around 60.

One neighbor said they saw somebody enter the building (on the day of the fire) with something in his hand — a flashlight and what looked like a toolbox. Ten minutes later, the neighbor heard an explosion and saw flames.