The Torch in the Snow: How a Closed Fire Became Murder
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The Torch in the Snow: How a Closed Fire Became Murder
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A single clean, upright propane torch found in fresh snow six hours after investigators left a burned house turned a closed accidental fire into a question that haunted a town for nineteen years. Why was an unscorched torch placed at the base of the porch of a house that had burned to the second floor, and who finally decided the truth could no longer be carried alone?
In this episode, we tell the story of the night Lisa Green died, the evidence catalogued and left untouched, and the single item that reopened a case everyone assumed was finished - the propane torch that did not belong. What did that torch mean, and how did it unravel the accepted version of events?
Person: Lisa Green
Date: November 7, 2003
Location: Coppermill Avenue house, Harwick
Status: Case declared accidental; evidence bagged and stored
Witness: Dawn Dempsey, road-grader operator
- Torch was found upright, handle-down, clean and unscorched in fresh snow at 4:40 a.m, on November 9, 2003.
- Lisa Green, age 54, died of smoke inhalation between 10:50 p.m. and midnight on November 7, 2003.
- The fire had been declared accidental on the evening of November 8, 2003, attributed to an unattended candle and newspapers.
- The torch was bagged and labeled as "item found near scene post-fire" and placed in evidence storage without being fingerprinted or traced for 16 years.
- Fire Marshal Ray Alderton based the accidental determination on subfloor burn patterns, Green's candle habit, and absence of accelerant readings from the field kit used that night.
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