[austlar1]

The thing that has my dander up is how arrogant the Texas Rangers are acting about this whole thing. The bottom line is that they are responsible for guarding the place, and it would appear that they were not doing much guarding the night the fire was set. Where the hell were they? I had always assumed there were at least 2 or 3 armed guards on the property at any given time, especially at night and especiallly since the building was probably more open to the elements during the remodeling. Somebody needs to hold their feet to the fire, so to speak, and name those responsible for the almost criminal negligence that took place.