In the early hours of February 19, 2005, a house fire on South Bell Street in Kokomo, Indiana, killed 25-year-old Amy Parrish and three children in the home: her 4-year-old son Dacota Rasmussen, her 2-year-old son Caleb Parrish, and her 11-year-old stepson Casey Parrish. The cause of death for all four was smoke inhalation. Investigators found evidence of an accelerant and concluded the fire originated in the living room and was deliberately set, classifying the deaths as homicides.

Amy’s husband, Michael Parrish, was the only person inside to escape. He woke to heavy smoke and his wife’s warning, fell from a second-story window while attempting to reach his family, and sustained multiple cuts; the couple’s one-year-old daughter was not home and was unharmed. Police named several persons of interest early on but no arrests have been made. The investigation has been revisited over the years, including resubmitting evidence to the state crime lab.

Does anyone have information about that night or the people who knew the family that could help bring new leads?