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The tip line is 625-2565. They're trying to cross the street.

At approximately 3am on the night of August 5th, 1998, a house located on a quiet

back road in Cookville, Tennessee went up in flames. A single story brick rancher at the end of

a long driveway, it sat surrounded by lush fields and woods that rose up into the hills in the distance.

The closest neighbors lived across the two-lane road, still a few hundred yards away, far

enough to keep what happened on both properties private, but not so far that you couldn't see one

from the other. On that night, by the time first responders arrived, the rancher was fully ablaze.

According to a state fire Marshall's report, the structure had been on fire approximately 20

minutes before the arrival of police and firefighters. The 911 call had been made at 3.30am.

Bob and Arson investigators were on the scene by 6am because at that point it was clear this

fire was no accident. As firefighters fought back flames and extinguished the fire throughout the

home, they immediately discovered two bodies, a man and a woman among the ashes and what was once

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