According to him, before the vehicle was set on fire, he took the deceased's gun and Defendant 2 took the pepper spray; Defendant 2 gave him the jerrycan, he went to the car with the door open and sprayed the fuel into the car (defendant 1 showed that he poured the fuel into the car from the front and the back). Defendant 1 repeated the description of how the car was set on fire, as he described in the previous interrogation, and added that after they began to flee they saw that the jerry was left at the scene and wanted to bring it, then they realized that defendant 2 had lost the deceased's phone, they wanted to pick it up but were afraid that the car would explode and fled the scene in the direction of his house, with the car on fire, and they had the gun, pepper gas and car keys. To the interrogator's question whether they tried to get the deceased out of the car again so that he would not be burned, or if they talked about it, he answered in the negative (ibid., at pp. 1-3).
In the interrogation that followed the reconstruction, Defendant 1 said that a few seconds after they attacked the deceased, Defendant 2 suggested that they burn the car and "it seemed to me a really smart thing to do at that moment, so I agreed to it." Defendant 2 went to the car and he started dragging the deceased, they dragged him to the car and put him in it, took the deceased's phone to look for the glasses of defendant 2, and then went to buy fuel and a lighter, and also looked for a flashlight (P/7 S. 46-51). According to him, he bought the lighter and the diesel, since defendant 2 had first entered the "yellow" store and told him that it was now his turn to enter (ibid., 132-133, 146).
Defendant 1 repeated his description of how the fuel was poured and the car was set on fire, and the escape and fall of the deceased's phone, which was left at the scene, because the flames were very high (ibid., at paras. 52-55). To the interrogator's question as to who actually set the car on fire, Defendant 1 replied (after a short delay): "I did it for the first time, I threw the paper and it didn't light up, and then with the spray I sprayed, [Defendant 2] lit the paper on me and I threw it inside" (ibid., pp. 70-73). Subsequently, defendant 1 confirmed that it was raining when the vehicle was set on fire (ibid., at 148).