No one is un-biased.  Not plaintiffs, not defendants, not attorneys, not judges, not juries . . . not even journalists.  One has to read stories like this "with a grain of salt" and "read between the lines".  One has to ask "what ISN'T being told here?"  Suzette Welton is the only person that knows what Suzette Welton did before, during, and after the fire, but she can't know everything that actually happened, especially (for example) in the possibility that the fire was accidental.  And of course, she's going to say what is in her best interest and not say what isn't.  This is her bias.  The fact that I'm making this comment shows that I'm not un-biased either.