Mr. Johnson’s circumstances were extremely dreadful mainly because he had promised the board of directors that he would stabilize the financial instability of the school and prevent it from leading into bankruptcy. For nearly a month before this incident, Mr. Johnson has been in close contact with banks and the school’s financial department. Could they have been conjuring up a plan to commit insurance fraud or were they exploring other legal ways to save the school from bankruptcy?
Mr. Johnson mentioned that he had a meeting with Harry Lewis and was preoccupied at the time of the incident. Will Mr. Johnson’s alibi testimony be true or will we witness an arsonist sentenced to justice? Only time will tell.
Until then, we as the New York Times will provide you with recent updates at the earliest without fail.
Shaam Purushothaman Jayakumaran
New York Times
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