00:01Like any high-rise here in L.A.,
00:03NCASE has earthquake shock absorbers at its base.
00:05They're called seismic isolators.
00:07But according to the experts we talked to,
00:10those shock absorbers get too hot,
00:12they lose their flexibility, and they don't work.
00:16The way it is now, any earthquake above a 5,
00:18and that building's coming down.
00:19And now that we know this,
00:20we realize the fire that you guys found
00:22was specifically set up to damage the concrete
00:24on that side of the building.
00:26Almost as if somebody wanted to be able
00:28to redesign one side of the building
00:29without anybody asking why.
00:31The architect.
00:33Lee.
00:35Exactly.
00:37He must have bumped into Defunct
00:38while setting the fire.
00:40And he knew he couldn't leave a witness.
00:44His whole career is hanging on the success of NCASE.
00:47This lets him fix the mistake,
00:49save the building, and avoid a scandal.
00:51We've been trying to reach Lee since yesterday.
00:53Send Eunice to his house, his office.
00:55He's in the wind.
00:56Oh, hey, I gotta go, bye.
01:00You were trying to sneak in a call, he was.
01:02So busted.
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