Ep. 45 - Woman sets fire to neighbor's house in front of her cameras, gives police permission to see video

She probably should've turned her cameras off!

Episode Transcript

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This is FCB Radio. We're realcluck clifts. Visit its online at FCB
radio dot com. I'll spell itfight d U m M period stupid.
The reason that bad things happened toyou, it's because you're a dumbam all

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right. So this isn't Florida.It is not Florida. No, it's
not Florida. Oh wow, thisis Oklahoma. Oh this is our first
Markeloma, the first Oklahoma dummy umand it's um o d yeahlom Okay.
So this People have spats with theirneighbors. That's a common thing, right,

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People do all kind of a littlesilly stuff, sometimes illegal criminal stuff.
And this woman took it a littlea little far. She she had
a few which was ongoing, foryou, between her and her name.
So she decided that she would uhset a fire, okay, uh no,

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not a bonfire. She like triedto burn the fence down, you
know, the house, and okay, so you do something like that.
So the police come, the firefighterscome, and then they decided to do
you know, surveillance, So theyfind some security camera footage that shows this
woman setting the fire to the neighbor'sfence. However, they were her own

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security cameras, so she forgot toturn her own security cameras off before she
set a fire. Apparent belief andlisten, it gets better. An apparent
few between homeowners led to an allegedarson is set setting fire to her neighbor's

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Dell City, Oklahoma home, andthen alleged crime was caught on the cameras
that she owned. On Monday,Del City fire officierals released images from surveillance
videos shot with the alleged Arcidis ownedcamera. Wow talk about shooting yourself in
the foot around through forty five filmand June tenth, Del City firefighters were

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called to a house fire. Theywere able to knock down the huge flames
in the garage by fighting the firefrom the perimeter of the house, we
knew it was a condemned house dealCity Fire Chief Brandon Purcell said. Once
the flames were out, officials saidfire investigators took a closer look. Del

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City investigators learned that there was afew between the Burke Homes arms owner and
the lady living next door. Thingsstarted adding up being suspicious. Purcell said.
Investigators noticed the woman had cameras inthe area next to her neighbor.
She gave consents for investigators to lookat the password protected record footage. Then

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they recognized their perpetrator. It wasthis dummy. Wow, like, at
least turn off your cameras before youcommit arson. Yeah, so naturally,
Uh, she was arrested. Couldunbelievable. She didn't bother to turn off

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her cameras and okay, we seeyour cameras a man, Well, why
sure, sure, sure, Iforgot to have those. And these cameras
are quite clear they saw her.It's a big ball of fire for her
standing right next to her. Ohmy god. Now her name is and

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Durham. She is fifty nine yearsold, old enough to know better.
Yeah. She was arrested by theDell City Fire investigators and charged with second
degree arson charges after thirties say sheintentionally set to fired her neighbors already condemned
home on June tenth, Lord havemercy, and Durham, dumb and Durham,

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you are the big dummy of theweek. And congratulations you're our first
Oklahoma. Yeah yeah, oh mygod, I know Oklahoma is proud.
I'm just glad it wasn't Akron.Oh yeah, we had a few yeah,
they were, they were, theywere yeh Acron has been pretty impressively
so so luckily no one was hurt. Okay, no one's hurt. So

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she's burning down a condemned house.Well yeah, because what happened was the
people in this house have been it'sbeen a crash scene for like drug users,
vagrants, and so there's just fewwith this woman who owned the house.
And look, you have these peopleat your house. I'm sick of
it. Whatever, So she decidedshe was gonna take it in her own,
taking her own hands. She grabbedwhatever the grass can and blow towards

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whatever she used and unbelievable. Um. So the moral of the story is,
if you're going to commit ourent turnal, turn your cameras. So she
actually with old school is she tossedan object in a lit on fire into
the window of the condamn home.It probably was a Molotov. This woman,

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how do you know? Was thatmoonshine with a rag? You can't.
How do you defend that in court? You can't? Yes, I'm
sorry, what's her name? AndDurham, Miss Durham, is that is
this you in this video? No? No, it's gonna pull the old
shaggy it wasn't yeah, yeah,yeah, yeah, yeah, very serious

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time. Yeah, jail put sometime like your security cameras. Yeah.
And you know I'm gonna tell youso, I've actually been there when you
get frustrated, when you really wantto do something. I understand the feeling
of wanting to do something to someone. I do, but you can't do
that. You just can't do it. You can't. Still, are you

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telling us that you have anger managementissue? Oh? I actually do.
No, No, let me letme say, well, he's well,
the fact that he hasn't done anythingshows that he has proper anger managed I
do. Listen, I've worked withthe public for twenty years and I have
not hit anybody. Well, yourhands, your hands, your registered weapons.
That take that takes skill right there. Yeah, And so I understand

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the feeling because there are times whereyou just you really really really want to
go there and you just cannot.And grow growing up in the inner city
and going to a school where therewas just lots of people who try you
all the time. That mentality hestays with you. But I just can't
go there because I cannot. Icannot. Well, if you did,

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you would at least turn off yoursecurity can Actually, have you ever been
so angry with somebody that you wantedto do something to them? I mean
put hands on them or yeah.But I mean I'm not going to punish
myself, right, you know,I mean I'm not gonna physically try to
fight someone because I think i'd losethe most cases. But I mean,

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yeah, I mean if you're justgonna end up going to jail and like
like, Okay, so these peoplelive in a condemned house with you know,
they're doing drugs or whatever with vagarnscoming by. Okay, so their
house burned down. Well it's likethey're living in a condemned house anyway,
they have nothing to lose. Thiswoman next door obviously had a lot more

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to lose. So why she wouldrisk going to jail for ten years for
this? Right? Yeah, it'sridiculous. Yeah, and she's going to
do hard time. Yeah, Likelike that's what you know. I don't
know what to tell her except likelie down with dogs, wake up with
fleas, like you try to messwith like really like scumbag people. I
mean, you're just gonna burn yourselfAnd it is like, you know,

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you threw something into a house andArson is I mean, come on,
so, yeah, you can dohard time for that. I mean I've
got I mean if she, ifshe would have called me, I've got
some good I've got I've got theanswer for her. What's that get a
good lawyer? Well, well,lawyer up, as it was an Oklahoma
pony up. Lawyer up, sayif you can, if you can get
a deal better please? Oh yeah, how dare like? Oh if if

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if there's a follow up to thestory and she said not guilty, I'm
gonna lose my mind. Yeah,We'll have to follow up and Durham,
I'm curious to know what's gonna happen. I would lose my freaking mind.
The lawyer's gonna probably say her,look, I can't defend this. You
just cop a plea and say yourefreshed. She get pleaded out. Uh,
nobody was hurt. What if shesays not guilty, what would the

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if you were her lawyer, like, what would the defense be? She's
a dummy. Can't somebody to jailthis dumb? Yeah? Exactly. She
could even started Arson properly. Imean, she didn't turn her security cameras
off. She's not a bright woman. She agreed to hand them over to

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the police exactly. That would bemy defense. I would say, I
would say, listen, your honor, this woman is not bright. Okay,
she she purposely in front of herown security cameras, started fire,
and then she gave you the investigatorsthe password. This is truly not a
sharp woman. She needs counseling andnot prisons. The argument she couldn't have

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did this because she's too dumb.The only thing I can think of it
she thought maybe that she wasn't infront of her security cameras. That's the
only things she knows. But sheshould know it's her house. She gave
the password. Well, she shewas so angry that she she failed,
she failed to remember that she wasbeing videolated. You know, I tell
you what, I'm trying to helpher out here. Yeah, I take

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the case. I would that wouldbe my defense. I would be like,
this woman is not bright, andI take the case because you know,
somebody's got to pay the lawyer.Right. Wow, she'd be a
menace in prison. So but youknow, there was a story the other
day and this is a I don'tknow her name, but this is a
Oh my god, this woman triedto rob a store. She pulled the

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gun on the clerk. She restedher arm against the you know, on
the on the counter with the pistolpoint at the clerk, and she fell
asleep. She fell asleep during thearm robbery, and the clerk came up
and snatched the gun from her.She ran up. How do you fall
asleep? She had like maybe shehad robbed three people that day, and

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she was tired, tired. Shesat with her arm rested on the counter
with the pistol, and she sheknodded off right and it was kicked the
gun from her and she ran.It's it's painful, It's it's painful.
Uh. And and this is oursystem is full of these kinds of people
where you you have to go tocourt and explain them because they're not well

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or they're on some kind of substanceor whatever. But she fell asleep on
an arm robbery. This was theother day. So what are you in
for? I fell asleep? Wow. The FCB Radio Network first class broadcasting worldwide