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The subject of my investigation is the tragic murder of Keith Canero and his entire family,

wiped out before their sprawling mansion was set on fire.

And prosecutors say it was his own brother who did it.

Here's the story.

In the early morning darkness of November 20th, 2018, a wealthy New Jersey mansion stood quietly in horse country, Coltsneck,

until it erupted in flames and horror. Inside were the charred bodies of Keith Canero,

his wife, Jennifer, and their two young children found dead after the fire consumed their home.

Authorities say Keith was shot outside the house,

his wife shot and stabbed and their children brutally stabbed all before any flames touched wood.

Prosecutors say hours earlier, his brother, Paul Canero, allegedly set fire to his own home

in a nearby town.

A rushed blaze, prosecutors argue, was a ruse to mask the real atrocity.

Today, Canero sits jailed facing first-degree murder, aggravated arson and weapons charges,

while a peaceful community struggles to grasp how greed and betrayal

allegedly extinguished a whole family this is another one of those cases and that

we're looking at here where the allegation is is that the killer tried to set it up to make it

look like someone else committed the crime.

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