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He thought she might remember key details. >> bring her up there as a witness and have her reenact her actions on the day of the fire. her story is she smelled smoke. >> she drove up on the fire and saw it and parked her vehicle. >> and found the campfire burning at 20 x 20 feet. >> reporter: if you look there among the trees, you can see them timing barton's every step. and in their reconstruction, they stumbled across something they couldn't explain. >> the story just did not make sense within the fire behavior context. >> reporter: remember, barton said she was first drawn to the fire by it...

To our theory. the steam and head, the second one, the head and the steam and the third one, the head and the stem. >> reporter: they said the arsonist purposely struck the matches with the grass. remember terry barten? he thought maybe she would remember key details. >> bring her up there as a witness and have her reenact her actions on the day of the fire. her story is she smelled smoke. >> she drove up on the fire and saw it and parked her vehicle. >> reporter: >> and found the comp fire burning at 20 by 20 feet. >> reporter: if you look there among the trees you can see them timing barton'...

Key details. >> bring her up there as a witness and have her reenact her actions on the day of the fire. her story is she smelled smoke. >> she drove up on the fire and saw it and parked her vehicle. >> and found the campfire burning at 20 x 20 feet. >> reporter: if you look there among the trees, you can see them timing barton's every step. and in their reconstruction, they stumbled across something they couldn't explain. >> the story just did not make sense within the fire behavior context. >> reporter: remember, barton said she was first drawn to the fire by it's smell, but experts on fire ...

Head and the stem. there's the second one, the head and the stem. and there's the third one, the head and the stem. >> reporter: they theorized an arsonist struck the matches, purposefully lighting the dry grass in the campfire. but who? remember terry barton? she thought he might remember key details. >> bring her up there as a witness and have her reenact her actions on the day of the fire. her story is she smelled smoke. >> she drove up on the fire and saw it and parked her vehicle. >> and found the campfire burning at 20 x 20 feet. >> reporter: if you look there among the trees, you can se...