Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Phoenix firefighters respond to a call about a fire at a furniture store.

Once the blaze is out, a neighboring business owner gives police surveillance footage of how the fire

started. It shows Katisha Smith

handing something to a man who sets it on fire and throws it through the store's

window. Cops later discovered two bodies in the building. A medical examiner has not been able to identify

them but determines they were alive when the fire started. Nancy Smith claims she was

forced to participate in the arson by the man accompanying her on the surveillance video.

Maricopa County sheriffs are still searching for that suspect.

The building was completely destroyed by the fire.

One victim was recovered the night of the arson and the second found the next day.

The victims have yet to be publicly identified.

Cops still on the hunt for Smith's accomplice,

but for now, Katisha Smith charged with arson

and two counts of murder.

Three teens break into a California made service, Pink Sponge Home

Cleaning, and wreak havoc. The teens kick out the headlights on 18 of

25 service cars, carve into the paint, and force the windows down to get inside the cars.

They break open a door to the business, then spray and dump cleaning supplies everywhere.

Some of the chaos caught on surveillance video, while one of the teens sprays a fire extinguisher everywhere,

two others stand on the hood of a car twirking.

The trio's ringleader, a 15-year-old from Laverne, has been caught at charge with criminal mischief.

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