The narrator announces that he's going to talk to the truth seekers about the neighbor noise fire. He's got news that the suspect is in the hospital for a mental health test. The narrator wants to know why he set the apartment on fire. The suspect says that he lost his mind for a second, and his comrades abandoned him because they thought he looked like earthlings. Then the narrator asks the suspect why he is shouting at him. The man replies that he is digging the truth for the truth's sake. He also tells the narrator that his father has been ridiculed by a "youtuber" and that his testimony is consistent with his father's. The detectives ask the suspect if he was involved in the neighbors' quarrels, and the man says that no one even ventured out to investigate. The tenants' claim that they moved in the same day is dubious, the narrator says. He checks the registry and finds that dozens of households are registered together. He asks the police officers if they are there to investigate the fire, and they say yes. He tells the detectives that this isn't the first time that detectives and police have been involved in a joint investigation, and he suggests that they can use these methods to find the truth.