Cressell's attorney says authorities waited until this week to collect hair and fingerprints from his client. A second suspect is charged with capital murder. Patrick McGinley says he's seen more than 100 fires involving molotov cocktails, and he says the evidence just isn't there in this case. Jody Smith says he rented the garage to James Junior Dillon, known as Dick Dillon, but that he died around Christmas in a car wreck. Agents say the still stopped producing around the time of Dillon's death, but someone had recently stacked enough grain and sugar to start the operation up again.
Authorities think the bootleggers fled just before the bust.
ABC agents say neighbors often pin moonshine stills on a dead person, so it's impossible to place charges. James Junior Dillon was charged with bootlegging in 1994, but those charges were dismissed. Time now to check in with Meterologist Robin Reed. Monica Lewinsky's mother finishes her testimony before the grand jury in Washington. That story is still ahead on News-7 at Five.