People v. Billa

Billa and co-conspirators set his truck on fire as part of an insurance fraud scheme, and one co-conspirator's clothes were unknowingly saturated with the accelerant fuel, causing him to catch fire and later die from his burns; Billa was present at and actively participating in the arson itself, distinguishing his case from precedent involving a co-conspirator who merely hired an arsonist and supplied fuel without being present at the scene of the arsonist's own accidental death.