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BURNED ALIVE! BY DREADFUL NEGRO FIREBUG (Black) Florida man arrested after allegedly pouring gas on another man and lighting him on fire: police 
A Tampa, Florida, man was arrested on Sunday afternoon after allegedly pouring gasoline on another man and setting him ablaze, according to law enforcement officials.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release that at about 4:30 p.m. on May 28, two men got into a verbal argument at a Mobile gas station on 22nd Street in Tampa. Earl Hargrove, Jr., 34, was one of the men in the argument, and after the confrontation, police said, he purchased some gasoline from the pump. Hargrove then allegedly poured the gas on the victim before lighting him on fire. The sheriff’s office did not identify the victim, but said he was taken to Tampa General Hospital where he is listed in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. Hargrove was charged with first-degree attempted murder and aggravated battery causing great bodily harm. NEW NATION NEWS BURNED ALIVE! topical news page
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absolutely nobody should be burned alive BLACK-ON-WHITE: Tampa jury finds BLACK Hman guilty of 154-mph crash on I-4 that killed 2 
TAMPA — One early morning 16 months ago, an Audi R8 ripped along Interstate-4 through Tampa. Florida Highway Patrol investigators later pegged its speed, based on data from an on-board computer, at 154 mph.
Just before N 50th Street, the sports car slammed into the back of a Toyota Camry, launching the other vehicle into the air and causing it to explode. The Camry’s driver, Douglas Eugene Cade Jr., and his passenger, Jason Rzechula, both from St. Petersburg, were killed. On Thursday, a jury decided the Audi’s driver, Jorge Britton, was criminally responsible for their deaths. The panel of four men and two women deliberated about 2 1/2 hours before finding Britton guilty of DUI manslaughter, vehicular homicide and other charges stemming from the December 2021 crash. Britton, 36, will be sentenced on May 25. He faces 30 years to life in prison. State prosecutors asserted that Britton was drunk when the crash occurred, and said that his driving was so reckless that he was guilty of vehicular homicide. OBITUARY for VICTIMS: Family mourns St. Petersburg crash victims: ‘Nobody should be burned alive’ Douglas “Dougie” Cade Jr. bought a Toyota Camry from his grandmother in November, a small step in life for some people but a big one for a 39-year-old recovering addict recently released from prison. Cade had landed a job as a mover, earned a GED, and — for the first time in more than a decade — obtained a valid driver’s license, said his younger brother, Ben Johnston. “I just remember him being so happy to have that car and to have that freedom again, without the worry of being caught by anybody,” Johnston said Tuesday. Cade would lose his newfound freedom, and his life, just before 2 a.m. Dec. 15. That’s when a Winter Haven man driving drunk in a high-performance Audi coupe slammed into the back of Cade’s Camry at 152 mph on Interstate 4, the Florida Highway Patrol said. The collision hurled the Camry into the air and it erupted in flames before coming to rest near 50th Street, 1,000 feet down the road. Cade and his passenger, 47-year-old Jason Rzechula, were trapped inside the burning car, the Highway Patrol said. “There’s obviously no good way to die unexpectedly,” Johnston said. “But absolutely nobody should be burned alive. ... It kills me knowing that’s how he went out.” (Black-on-White) LINK TO NEW NATION NEWS 'BURNED ALIVE' MEMORIAL PAGE |
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Homeless White man BURNED ALIVE!!! BY Hispanic miscreant 
CHICAGO (WLS) -- The man charged with setting a homeless man on fire who was often seen walking around downtown Chicago is being held without bail.
Joseph Kromelis, known as the "Walking Man," will never walk again after prosecutors say Joseph Guardia doused the 75-year-old homeless man with gasoline and set on him on fire while Kromelis was sleeping on a sidewalk. "The victim's body immediately became engulfed in flames," Cook County Assistant State's Attorney Danny Hanichak said. "As the victim got up, he began thrashing around trying to put the fire out. The defendant took off running." Kromelis was on fire for three minutes before a Trump Tower security guard rescued him with a fire extinguisher. The crime was caught on surveillance video. "In 16 years of prosecuting cases I've never seen a video so horrific," Hanichak said. Prosecutors said Guardia didn't know Kromelis. He told police he was angry and looking to set something on fire. "The defendant claimed he didn't know a person was there," Hanichak said. "The defendant did not provide a specific motive other than being an angry person." Prosecutors don't buy it. They say Kromelis' face and feet were exposed, so they believe Guardia knew he was setting a human being on fire. Joseph Kromleis [link to New Nation News - Burned Alive!] |
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LEFT HIS 19-MONTH-OLD DAUGHTER IN BURNING CAR TO ESCAPE POLICE - BURNED ALIVE! (Black) South Carolina man sentenced to 28 years in prison for leaving 19-month-old daughter to die in burning car 
A South Carolina man was sentenced to 28 years in prison Tuesday after he fled from a burning car and left his 19-month-old daughter to die in the blaze in order to escape a police chase, according to a news release from the Spartanburg County Solicitor's Office.
State troopers tried to stop Imhotep O. Norman, 28, in April 2019 for speeding, the release said. Norman drove over a median and onto Interstate 85 with flames and heavy smoke spewing from his car, the release said. After troopers forced him to the right lane of the road, Norman jumped out of the burning vehicle and left his daughter, Xena R. Norman, in her car seat, the release said. Norman later told investigators he thought law enforcement officials would rescue her, according to the release. Norman's daughter died due to acute carbon monoxide poisoning and thermal burns, the release said. Norman told the judge during his first bond hearing in 2019 that he did not know the car was on fire when he got out, according to CNN affiliate WHNS. "I just know that the car wasn't on fire when I got out the car," Norman said. "I would have stayed in that car with my daughter. I would have never got out the car while the car was on fire. I seen sparks coming from under the tires when I tried to stop and I couldn't stop at that point. I don't know why what happened to the car were I couldn't stop." Norman pleaded guilty to homicide by child abuse, failure to stop for a blue light and siren, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, trafficking methamphetamine and possession of with intent to distribute amphetamine, possession of oxycodone, and possession of xanax, the release said. [link to New Nation News - Burned Alive!] * "Imhotep" * Stupid Negro Names |
(Black) Tennessee man allegedly lit girlfriend on fire for breaking up with him, police say
A Tennessee man lit his girlfriend on fire after she tried to break up with him, police said.
Kenneth Upshaw is charged with attempted second-degree murder and is awaiting his first court appearance.
Memphis police responded to a domestic violence burn victim at Regional Med Hospital on Saturday, according to a police report obtained by Fox News. They located a female victim, Rebecca Briggs, who had second-degree burns on her face, neck, chest and arms and was in critical condition. Police said Briggs was difficult to understand because of her facial burns. She claimed that her boyfriend, Kenneth Upshaw, had set her on fire. She said that she was standing behind Upshaw’s car earlier that day when she told him she didn’t want to be with him anymore. Upshaw said if he couldn’t be with her, then no one would, Briggs told police. The next thing she knew, she said, she was on fire. She told them it happened so fast that she did not know how it happened. Investigators, speaking with the woman’s mother and sister, later determined that Upshaw poured gasoline on her and set her on fire, the police report said. Police investigated the home where the alleged incident occurred and found a black 2016 Honda Accord parked in the driveway with the rear end of the vehicle burned. The rear bumper was melted off, and there were ashes on the ground, along with a fire-damaged red gasoline can, police said. [link to New Nation News - Burned Alive!] Race of victim(s) with not-blackamerican name(s) not reported |
| BLACK QUEER FAG KILLER! (Black) Second suspect arrested on capital murder charge in Robinson burning death 
The Robinson Police Department has made a second arrest on a capital murder charge for the death of a Robinson man who was set on fire in an incident that also injured two others.
Police on Wednesday arrested Jason Lee Lloyd, 36, of Waco, in the Aug. 12 fire that led to the death of Cargin Madison, 25, two weeks later.
Jason Lloyd is the brother Willie Joy Lloyd, of Waco, who was already behind bars on attempted capital murder charges in the case. Willie Lloyd, 39, is Madison’s ex-boyfriend and was accused of breaking into Madison’s home in the 100 block of Brentwood Drive, pouring gasoline on the bed and setting Madison on fire. According to previous reports, the living room couch was also set on fire. The blaze sent Madison and the other male burn victim to a burn unit in Dallas, sent a woman to a local hospital for smoke inhalation and killed a dog, police reported at the time. There is no additional information on the status of the other burn victim’s condition. According to an arrest affidavit, the woman told police several areas of the home were set on fire. Willie Lloyd was arrested within a day of the fire with the assistance of U.S. Marshals, who tracked him to Teague. He was arrested on three counts of attempted capital murder. Robinson Police Chief Rich Andreucci has said he has requested that the McLennan County District Attorney upgrade a charge to capital murder. Further investigation revealed Willie Lloyd had not been alone during the night of the incident, according to the affidavit. Police learned that he had borrowed a vehicle from a friend and brought along his brother, Jason Lloyd, in the pickup truck, the affidavit says. Willie Lloyd told investigators he had been with his brother the whole time during the night of the incident, the affidavit says. Investigators concluded the brothers were together at the time of the fire and that they had borrowed a vehicle to avoid suspicion, according to the affidavit. By viewing a photo array, a responding officer identified Jason Lloyd as the man he saw walking away from the scene the night of the fire. According to the affidavit, investigators do not believe the fire was a one-person job because of the multiple ignition points in the home. Sleeping Man Is Burned Alive When Ex Douses Bed With Gasoline & Lights it on Fire A second man was arrested in Texas on Wednesday in connection with last month’s fire that killed his brother’s ex-boyfriend, who was reportedly burned alive as he slept in bed. [link to New Nation News - Burned Alive!] According to the Waco Tribune, Robinson police apprehended Willie Lloyd, 39, a day after the August 12 fire that ultimately killed his former boyfriend, Cargin Madison, 25 (pictured). However, Lloyd’s brother, Jason Lloyd, 36, was only recently arrested on a capital murder charge after an investigation uncovered that Willie Lloyd did not go to Madison’s home alone. Willie Lloyd reportedly borrowed a friend’s pickup truck and went to Madison’s home. Police believe Jason Lloyd was with his brother at the time of the fire, which not only left Madison mortally injured, but resulted in another man being hospitalized for burns and killed a dog. A woman who was upstairs was also hospitalized for smoke inhalation, according to the Waco Tribune. Madison died on August 23, nearly two weeks after Willie Lloyd broke into his home, poured gasoline on the bed he was sleeping on, and lit it on fire. Authorities said a living room couch was also lit on fire during the August 12 ordeal. |
| BURNED ALIVE! (Black) Alameda D.A.'s office charges man with murder for beating stabbing, setting homeless man on fire 
OAKLAND, Calif. - A man has been charged with murder by Alameda County district attorney's office for beating, stabbing and setting a homeless man on fire back in March in Oakland.
Police said Andre Weston, 58, used an accelerant to intentionally douse William Vann, a 58-year-old man who was experiencing homelessness on the night of March 3, in the Brookfield Village area. "The investigation revealed that there was an altercation between the victim, Vann, and the suspect, Weston, at which time Weston doused Vann with an accelerant, and then lit him on fire, ultimately causing his death." Oakland police investigator Robert Hardy said. "This horrific death was senseless and the person responsible is being held accountable." KTVU had previously reported this story and said that neighbors assisted Vann when he was on fire in a front yard and they tried to extinguish flames. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital's burn unit in San Francisco with third-degree burns on 80% of his body. Vann died five days later on March 8. [link to New Nation News - Burned Alive!] [NNN forum thread:] Homeless man beaten, stabbed and set on fire in Oakland by sex offending negro |
(Black) Man sets girlfriend, his nephew on fire, killing child, according to fire marshal’s office
ST. MARY PARISH, La. (WAFB) - A man is facing murder and attempted murder charges after setting his girlfriend and his nephew on fire, resulting in the child’s death, according to the Louisiana Office of State Fire Marshal.
Derwin Hamilton, 49, of Franklin, has been booked into the St. Mary Parish Jail on second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder charges. Officials said the woman and the 5-year-old boy were taken to area hospitals. They added the child was pronounced dead at the hospital and the woman remains in critical condition. Their names have not been released. The official cause of death of the child is pending an autopsy by the St. Mary Parish Coroner’s Office. “The ultimate danger is when fire is used to commit a crime,” said State Fire Marshal H. “Butch” Browning, “In this instance, that crime resulted in the tragic death of an innocent child and left his guardian in critical condition. Our prayers go out to the victims’ families while we pursue justice on their behalf.” LOSFM said the Centerville Volunteer Fire Company, which was assisted by the Franklin Fire Department, responded to a report of a mobile home fire on Prairie Road North in the Centerville area on Tuesday, July 13, around 8 p.m. Deputy fire marshals said the firefighters found the woman and boy, both badly burned, outside of the home. Investigators said Hamilton was also outside the home and had suffered minor burns. They added the woman was able to tell emergency responders what happened and Hamilton was detained by the St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office before being taken to the hospital for his burns. Officials said the victim told them she and Hamilton were arguing about ending their relationship when he poured a liquid on her and the child, then set them on fire. Investigators added Hamilton admitted to the crimes and was booked once he was released from the hospital. [NNN forum thread:] Arsonist Ape Torches Girlfriend and Nephew, Killing child
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BLACK-ON-WHITE: 'I didn't do it!' BLACK yoof yells at his murder arraignment burning WHITE man alive
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — Two teenagers charged with murder in the death of a man set on fire pleaded not guilty in a virtual court arraignment Wednesday.
The same two teenagers were arrested together by Gates Police two months ago for being in a stolen car.
Gates Police charged one teen's father and the other teen's mother. The Gates chief says the charge was for not supervising their children and not knowing where they were. But six weeks after those tickets were written, Rochester Police say the same two teenagers lit a man on fire and he died three days later. The teenagers, 16-year-old Jayvion Perry and 14-year-old Adriel Riley Jr., are in the Children's Detention Center on no bail. The prosecutor called this a "brutal and vicious crime." The victim is Steven Amenhauser, a man who grew up in Texas. Police say he lived alone in a Lyell Avenue apartment after his long-time girlfriend died in October. Monroe County Legislator Vince Felder told News10NBC the county will pay for Amenhauser's funeral. Felder sponsored a bill to raise the amount of money the county can spend on an indigent funeral from $1,250 to $2,000. The bill passed unanimously at the county legislature meeting on March 9. Capt. Frank Umbrino, RPD Major Crimes: "Unfortunately there was no family in his life at the time of his death. So the reason I'm telling you a little bit about him is because there is nobody else to speak for him." Umbrino described Amenhausser as "vulnerable" and in "declining health." Police say Amenhauser died three days after Perry and Riley doused him with a flammable liquid and set him on fire. In a virtual court hearing Wednesday, Perry yelled out "I didn't do it. I didn't do it. I told them!" Jessica Naclerio, the attorney for Riley, told Family Court Judge Stacey Romeo that Riley "helped to stop the fire." Gates Police say Perry and Riley junior were arrested at 1:15 a.m. on Jan. 30 for having a stolen car. A colored teen told a judge he didn't set a man on fire. Police say he admitted it to them WHAM) - In an outburst during a virtual court appearance from the 16-year-old accused of setting a man on fire: "I didn't kill him." Zayvion Perry, 16, and a 14-year-old accomplice are accused of intentionally setting Steven Amenhauser on fire on March 12. The 53-year-old man died four days later. Perry and Adriel Riley Jr. are being held at the Monroe Couny Children's Detention Center. In a virtual court appearance, each suspect pleaded not guilty, and a judge ordered them held no bail and no release. In footage recorded by 13WHAM outside the Lyell Avenue apartment, a coat belonging to a mail carrier can be seen laying on the sidewalk. That jacket was used to try to smother the flames from Amenhauser's clothing and body. The mentally ill white man set afire Friday by two black teens died this morning Bob Lonsberry is the father of nine children. - (link to NNN Burned Alive!) Note: image at top left of this article is of two other feral fatherless killer negro 'youth' that could not be pictured until being tried as adult killer negroes [NNN forum thread:] Mentally ill Rochester, NY WM, 53 dies after set on fire by 2 colored boys with criminal histories (Black-on-White) |
(Black) Man charged with murder, arson after fire kills woman, 11-year-old daughter
CHICAGO — A man has been charged with murder and arson after a Gresham fire that left a woman and her 11-year-old daughter dead.
Reginald Brown, 63, was charged with two counts of first degree murder and felony arson after police said he intentionally set fire to a home on the 8600 block of South Hermitage Avenue around 4 a.m. on Feb. 28.
The fire killed 34-year-old Porsha Ford and her 11-year-old daughter, Ieashia Ford. Four other people were injured. Officials said the home had no working smoke detectors. Police said Brown was arrested Tuesday on the 7000 block of South East End Avenue. Brown is due in court Wednesday. [NNN forum thread:] Chicago coon charged with murder, arson after fire kills woman, 11-year-old daughter Link to New Nation News BURNED ALIVE! archive |
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(subhuman
black) Henderson County man charged with setting dog on fire  HENDERSON,
Ky. -- A Henderson County man has been charged with setting
a dog on fire, killing it.Bryan K. Matthews Jr., 32, 2700 block of Zion Road, was arrested Thursday night by Henderson police. Matthews has been charged with a felony count of torturing a dog or cat and third-degree arson, also a felony, city police said. The body of the dog that had been burned alive was found in the men’s restroom at the Henderson County Fairgrounds on the afternoon of Sunday, June 6. The Henderson Police Department was called to the fairgrounds at 383 Sam Ball Way around noon that day. Animal control responded to assist in the investigation. “Upon observation, it was clear the death had occurred during the night, approximately 12 hours prior to being discovered and that the dog had been intentionally burned alive,” according to a statement released Monday afternoon by Henderson County Animal Control. The male dog, whose name was Duke, was identified by his rabies tag and matched with a dog who had been reported missing on social media and to the animal shelter. The owner was notified by Animal Control and the HPD. - (NNN Burned Alive!) |
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They are THINGS. They
are not human--they are not even beast. They
are terrible, soulless creatures.
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DC
Police Seeking (BLACK) Homicide
Suspect Who Set Homeless Man on Fire on H Street D.C.
police are seeking a man who set a homeless man on fire on
H Street NE early Wednesday. Police said that the victim died
Friday from his injuries after being in the hospital The
decedent has been identified as 62-year-old
Darryl Finney. He suffered burns to his lower extremities
and had his belongings destroyed in the attack in the 900 block of
H Street NE, police said. The suspect is also suspected of
trying to set a second man on fire and lighting a car and a
front porch ablaze. About a half-hour earlier, a man ignited
a shirt doused in flammable liquid and threw it at another man,
but he was unhurt. - (NNN
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Prince
George’s County Police Arrested (Black) Man For Attempted
Murder of Convenience Store Employee & Arson
Prince
George’s County Police arrested and charged a man for the
attempted murder of a convenience store employee. The suspect is
also charged with arson for
setting the store on fire. He is 25-year-old Raymond Williams of the 2300 block of Ainger Place in Southeast, Washington DC. On March 14th, at approximately 3:55 am, Prince George’s County Police patrol officers responded to a convenience store in the 5500 block of Livingston Road in Oxon Hill for the report of a fire. The officers located the victim, an adult male who works at the store, suffering significant burns to his face and body. Witnesses advised that Williams had come into the store posing as a customer. The preliminary investigation revealed the suspect approached the counter with a cup in his hand containing a liquid that smelled like gasoline. He asked the victim for a pack of cigarettes. When the victim turned around to get the cigarettes, the suspect started a fire in the cup he was holding. As the victim turned back around, the suspect doused the victim’s face with the ignited gasoline. The suspect then jumped the counter and grabbed approximately 20 packs of cigarettes and ran from the store. The fire began to spread throughout the business. A witness called 911. The victim was rushed to an area hospital and is being treated for critical burns. PGPD officers immediately began canvassing the area for the suspect. The officers located him several minutes later at the intersection of Neptune Avenue and Kenmont Road in Oxon Hill. The stolen cigarettes were recovered from the suspect’s bag. He confessed to the crimes. The Prince George’s County Police Department charged Williams with attempted murder, first degree assault, armed robbery, first degree arson and additional charges. He is in the custody of the Department of Corrections. A court commissioner ordered him held on a no-bond status. |
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(A
BLACK man's) Reckless Homicide, DUI caused fatal Crash That
Sent (White) Woman’s Car Flying Onto Metra Tracks  An
(African-American, colored, black, Negro, nword) man
who went out for drinks on his 25th birthday allegedly crashed
into a rear of another vehicle, sending it flying off I-57 and
onto railroad tracks below, killing the driver, Cook County
prosecutors say.Tevin Washington is charged with reckless homicide and driving under the influence in the Feb. 28 crash near south suburban Calumet Park, according to a bond proffer prepared by prosecutors. The victim of the crash was 39-year-old Stephanie Anselmo, according to published reports. She leaves behind a husband and son, according to an online fundraising page. Washington was allegedly driving 85 mph in a 55 mph zone when he changed lanes and struck a woman’s Jeep from behind. The Jeep burst into flames and went through a concrete barrier, landing below on Metra tracks, authorities said. She died at the scene. An autopsy found she suffered a broken femur, broken pelvic bone and thermal internal damage from heat, prosecutors said. WAS SHE BURNED ALIVE???? - (Black-on-White) |
(black) Man
Faces Up To 50 Years In Prison For Arson, 2018 Murder Of
(white) Woman In North Highlands - (NNN
Burned Alive?)  NORTH
HIGHLANDS (CBS13) — A Sacramento man faces up to 50 years in
prison after being found guilty of murder and arson on Tuesday. William
Thomas was found guilty of killing 28-year-old Aryanna
Doyle in a burning trailer on Easter Sunday.According to court records, Doyle met Thomas at a park on March 31, 2018. He had been seen lighting garbage on fire at the park. The pair left the park together and went to the abandoned trailer home. The next morning, firefighters responded to a fire at an abandoned trailer in North Highlands. Firefighters found Doyle’s burned body inside the trailer. Surveillance footage showed Thomas leaving the burned trailer minutes after the fire department was called. According to the District Attorney’s crime lab, Doyle was still alive when the fire started. Additionally, Thomas’ semen was found during Doyle’s autopsy. - (Black-on-White) |
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Death
toll climbs in Mexican cartel shootout as more US citizens
identified
The FBI has opened an investigation into the massacre of US
citizens gunned down by drug cartels in northern Mexico — as the
death toll has climbed to nine,
including three women,
8-month-old twins and four other children,
according to reports.The victims — dual US-Mexico citizens with ties to Utah — were allegedly caught in crossfire of two cartels in the border state of Sonora, near where they worship with Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The families lived in La Mora, a Mormon community about 70 miles south of Douglas, Arizona. |
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(black)
Man arrested for allegedly killing dog set on fire in Virginia
park  RICHMOND,
Va. – A man accused of killing a dog found set on fire in a
Virginia park has been arrested.20-year-old Jyahshua A. Hill was arrested without incident around 3 p.m. Monday by the U.S. Marshals Regional Fugitive Task Force. The incident has sparked widespread outrage, touching the hearts of many. Investigators are crediting an outpouring of information and assistance from the public that helped them solve this crime. “There are a lot of people to thank, but I’d like to single out all the citizens who contributed tips that pointed us in the right direction” said Interim Police Chief William C. Smith. “That, plus the excellent job done by arson investigators who did the bulk of the work, major crimes detectives, forensics technicians and animal control officers who all built a strong case to present to the grand jury.” Hill was indicted by the Multi-jurisdictional Grand Jury on May 8th on one count of felony animal cruelty. On February 10, Richmond Fire Department units were called to Abner Clay Park, 200 West Clay Street, for a report of a dog being set on fire. - (NNN Burned Alive!) Firefighters found Tommie with severe burns to his body. He had been tied to a chain-link fence, doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire. Tommie suffered burns on 40 percent of his body after he was doused in an accelerant and set on fire in a Richmond park. Despite round-the-clock care, he died five days after rescue. |
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(black)
Mother of NYC girl, 3, who died in burning car, says she
fought (black) father’s visitation rights: report The
mother of a 3-year-old Queens
girl who died in a burning car Sunday evening had
fought unsuccessfully to deny the father visitation rights and
said Monday she “should’ve just kept her and gone to jail,”
according to a report.The little girl’s remains were pulled late Sunday from the back of her father’s charred Audi in Queens. Reports said the back doors had been chained shut. The girl’s father, Martin Pereira, had reportedly told the mom, "You’re never going to see your daughter again.” - (NNN Burned Alive?) |
(black)
Man convicted in 1998 rape, murder of Indianapolis woman INDIANAPOLIS,
Ind.-- A jury in Marion Superior Court, after nine hours of
deliberations, convicted Johnny Jones of the 1998 killing
of Kenya Edwards on the north side
of Indianapolis. “That was just a devastating day,” said Edwards’
best friend Martia Stewart. “And so to hear that this is over-- so
grateful for the kids, for the family, closure is so important for
everybody.” Edwards’ body was found
in the basement of a burning home in the 3800 block
of North Tacoma Avenue on Nov. 5, 1998. An autopsy determined she had been burned alive after being raped. - (NNN Burned Alive!) |
(BLACK
with stupid Egyptian negro name) father accused of letting
1-year-old daughter burn to death while fleeing cops after
chase A
South Carolina father is being accused by police of letting
his 1-year-old daughter burn to death inside the
back of his flaming vehicle while trying to flee officers on foot
after a highway chase.Imhotep Osiris Norman, 26, of Spartanburg, is now facing a homicide by child abuse charge stemming from the incidents alleged to have unfolded Friday. If convicted on the felony charge, he could be sentenced anywhere from 20 years to life in prison, The State newspaper reports. The South Carolina Highway Patrol says officers first attempted to pull over Norman at around 10 p.m. in Greenville County after he was clocked doing 67 mph in a 45 mph zone. When Norman reportedly failed to stop, they gave chase and noticed that smoke and sparks were coming from his vehicle while it was barreling along Interstate-85. The car eventually caught fire and Norman abandoned it, taking off on foot, according to Fox Carolina. The station reported firefighters who arrived on-scene shortly afterward extinguished the blaze and found the body of a toddler in the car’s back seat. Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger identified the victim as Xena Rah'Lah Norman, the suspect’s 1-year-old daughter. Norman later was tracked down and arrested by police, and a bag that he allegedly threw out of his car’s window during the pursuit was found to contain illegal drugs, Fox Carolina reported. - (NNN Burned Alive!) |
Police:
(black) Man set girlfriend on fire with children inside
Batavia apartment BATAVIA,
N.Y. (WHAM) - Batavia Police have charged a man with arson and
attempted murder after he allegedly set his girlfriend and her
apartment on fire early Friday morning. Crews arrived on scene at
a home on Maple Street in Batavia around 12:25 a.m. for the report
of a house fire. “I saw flames coming out of the front,
which was pretty scary,” said Katrina Smith. “Fire crews were
blocking everything.” “All I’m hearing is yelling, and, 'There’s
babies inside,'" said William Smith. Police said a woman at
the scene believed her two children were trapped in the fire.
Batavia firefighters went inside the home to see if the children
were inside. A short time later, the
two children - ages 11 months and 8 years - were
later found at the home next door. Investigators with the
Batavia Police Department said the fire was started after
22-year-old Plush Dozier became angry during an
argument with his girlfriend in their apartment on Maple Street.
Police said Dozier set his girlfriend on fire, as well as the
apartment. All of the children were able to leave the
apartment. “It scared the crap out of me,” said Katrina
Smith.- (burned-alive) |
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Neighbors
heartbroken after Lake Gaston home invasion, kidnapping, fatal
fire - 76-year-old White woman burned alive by blacks   Littleton,
N.C. — A 76-year-old Warren County woman
died Friday in a house fire that was the culmination of a day of
terror for her and her husband, authorities said. When
firefighters arrived in the Wildwood neighborhood along Lake
Gaston, they discovered a deadly crime scene. Authorities said two masked intruders burst into a home on Mulberry Court in Littleton Friday morning and kidnapped Nancy Alford. One of the intruders drove her to a State Employees' Credit Union branch in Roanoke Rapids and forced her to withdraw money from an ATM, while the second intruder stayed in the home with her husband, John Alford, Warren County Sheriff Johnnie Williams said. John Alford is a minister at Sanford Memorial Baptist Church in Brodnax, Va. Nancy Alford was driven back to the house on Lake Gaston, where the intruders beat up her husband before setting the home ablaze with the couple tied up inside, Williams said. John Alford was able to escape and was airlifted to Duke University Hospital for treatment. His wife didn't make it out of the burning house, however. Shelly Thompson and other neighbors found John Alford and had to keep him from going back into the burning home to save his wife. "He was all swollen up. He was bleeding from his nose," Thompson said. "He was trying to go back in for his wife." - (Black-on-white) - (NNN Burned Alive!) |
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Family
of (white) mother and daughter killed in house fire (set by
black boyfriend) disappointed with plea deal
 HEARNE,
Tex. (KBTX) - Members of one Robertson County family says they're
disappointed with the outcome of a criminal case involving a fire
that killed a mother and her child. Monday William Davenport,
47, pleaded guilty to two charges of arson in exchange for two 20
year sentences served at the same time. "I didn't get justice,"
said Margie Vinton. Margie is the mother of 35-year-old Wanda
Vinton, one of the victims killed in the
fire. "He took everything from me and my son."Vinton says there is not a day that goes by that she doesn't think about Wanda and her 15-year-old granddaughter, Chyenne. The mother and daughter died in a house fire on January 15, 2015 in Hearne. "He took my only daughter and he took my only grandchild," said Vinton. "He's getting away with it, and I don't think that's right." The family was preparing to face Davenport in court next Tuesday at trial, but say they felt blindsided when the district attorney said a plea deal was made. - (Black-on-white) - (NNN Burned Alive!) |
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Cat
beaten, stabbed, set on fire; five fatherless feral black
sub-human suspects sought BALTIMORE
— Baltimore police are investigating a case of animal cruelty
involving a cat. City police said a group of people were caught on
surveillance video assaulting and lighting a cat on fire around
4:30 p.m. Dec. 16 in the 5100 block of Harford Road in northeast
Baltimore. Animal Control was called to the scene, where the cat
was pronounced dead. - (Burned-Alive) |
Triple
homicide suspect will learn today if prosecutors will seek the
death penalty - 3 mixed race kids of white ex-girlfriend
burned alive  WILKES-BARRE
— When triple homicide suspect Preston Daquen Bonnett walks
into the courtroom today, he will learn whether Luzerne County
prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty if he is convicted of
killing three children. Bonnett, 27, is facing three counts each
of arson and criminal homicide over the Oct. 25 fire at 60 Oakwood
Drive, Laflin, that claimed the lives of brothers Erik
Dupree, 16, Devon Major, 12, and Ezekiel Major, 7. Prosecutors
allege Bonnett set fire to the family’s home because of an ongoing
dispute he had with their mother, his ex-girlfriend Susan
Major, 48. -
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Police:
(Black) Arsonist bragged 'I did it' as he watched fatal fire A
house fire that killed a young child and two
women in Pittsburgh was set by a man who smelled of
gasoline and bragged "yep, I did it" as he watched the house burn,
police said. Pittsburgh police believe Martell Smith,
41, set the fire early Wednesday after getting into a bar fight
with a relative of the victims who also lived at the home. A
witness told police he overheard Smith muttering "yep, yep, I did
it," while fire crews battled the blaze around 2 a.m. Wednesday.
The police complaint alleged Smith was also heard muttering "they
made me do it." None of those killed were involved in the bar
fight earlier that night. Police found Smith and 26-year-old Tiasia
Malloy in a car nearby. Officers noticed an
overwhelming smell of gasoline coming from the car and both
individuals. Both were taken into custody for questioning..
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(Indian?)
Woman left for dead in burning car (by Pakistani boyfriend?)
remembered as ‘an angel’  A
woman killed after she was left trapped inside a burning, wrecked
car on the Gowanus Expressway was “an angel,” her devastated
family said outside their Queens home Saturday. “That was my
child! We lost an angel!” a grief-stricken woman, believed to be
the mother of victim Harleen
Grewel (or Grewal), sobbed outside the family’s
two-story Astoria home. “I didn’t even see her yet. We [sic]didn’t
even know what happened,” said the visibly shaken woman, who
declined to give her name before adding, “Please let us grieve!”
The 25-year-old girl’s incinerated body was discovered by police
in the front passenger seat after fire fighters extinguished the
flames from the Friday morning crash, cops said. The cold-blooded
driver,
Saeed Ahmad, 23, hailed a cab to Maimonides
Hospital in Borough Park, leaving his flaming 2007 Infiniti G35
sedan with Grewel inside. - (Burned
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Prosecutors
describe (white female) cheerleader's gruesome burning death -
BURNED ALIVE by BLACK 'boyfriend' dope-dealer
   The
man accused of killing 19-year-old Jessica
Chambers burned her alive in her car after he mistakenly
thought he had suffocated her, the prosecution alleged in its
opening statement Tuesday. Quinton Tellis, 29, could face life in prison without parole if convicted of capital murder in the death of Chambers, who was found near the remains of her car along a rural Mississippi back road on Dec. 6, 2014. The defense claims that Chambers told firefighters that she was set on fire by a man named Eric, not by Tellis. She died hours later at a Memphis hospital. The horrific circumstances surrounding the former high school cheerleader's death garnered national attention. The trial in Batesville, Miss., about 50 miles south of Memphis, is the focus of tight security. The jury is being sequestered and spectators are being screened by metal detectors before entering the courtroom. Prosecutor John Champion warned jurors that they will see graphic photos of a burned Chambers and they will hear from about 35 witnesses. Chambers had burns on about 93 percent of her body when she was found. He said Tellis repeatedly lied to investigators about spending time with her in the hours before she was found. He also said that Tellis had repeatedly asked Chambers for sex, and she had told him no. Champion said cellphone records show that Chambers and Tellis — who had met about two weeks before her death and had become friends — were together twice on the day she was burned. Tellis later acknowledged they were together in the evening, saying he met her to sell her marijuana and had sex with her in her car Chambers was found walking on the road — wearing only underwear in 40 degree temperatures — when a passing motorist spotted her shortly after 8 p.m., Champion said. Her car keys were later found nearby, and they had Tellis' DNA on them, Tellis faces another murder indictment in Louisiana, where he's accused in the torture death of Meing-Chen Hsiao, a 34-year-old Taiwanese graduate student at the University of Louisiana at Monroe - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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(African-american,
colored and/or black) Milwaukee mother charged with
intentional homicide after setting 4-year-old on fire in
bathtub   MILWAUKEE
-- Amelia Distasio, 23-years-old, is now charged
with First Degree Intentional Homicide following the death of
her
4-year-old son. Warning:
Graphic Details The Milwaukee Fire Department responded
to the home in the 1700 block of Grant Street around 7:30 a.m. on
September 28 for a report of smoke. Upon arrival, crews located a
pile of clothes in the bathtub smoldering. Inside
the bathtub was also the body of a lifeless child with his
hands bound behind his back with seven belts. The child had a
plastic garbage bag over his head
and the majority of his body was burned. A pet guinea pig was
also found drowned in the cage next to the bathtub.
According to the criminal complaint, a resident of the apartment
that Distasio and her 4-year-old son lived in told police that she
heard yelling on Wednesday evening. She allegedly heard the victim
say, "Please mommy, stop! I
won't do it again!" She then
allegedly heard the suspect yell: "Shut up!" A witness
told police that she saw the suspect running away from the home
looking "frazzled" on the date the homicide occurred. Distasio was
taken into custody shortly before noon on September 28. Officers
conducted a search on the suspect's phone and found that she had
searched for "Canabsls due." "How do canabals die" and
"How to kill a canabal." The suspect's Google
searches were done shortly before the homicide. After this search,
the cell phone accessed a message board that was dedicated to an
online game which is billed online as a horror survival
game in which players fight cannibals. Specifically,
the message board accessed by this phone detailed the ways to kill
cannibals within the game. The message board recommended that the
first way to combat a cannibal was to “Kill it with
fire!” Additionally, the game message board discussed
how in the video game, cannibals often “like to bath in
oil.” Complainant finds this to be significant as
there was an open bottle of canola cooking oil in the bathroom
in which the victim had set on fire.
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Charges:
(BLACK) Man doused (white) ex girlfriend in gas as she slept,
then set her alight  The
woman who died in a fire at a Minneapolis duplex was set alight by
her estranged boyfriend, who doused in her gasoline as she slept,
prosecutors say. The horror unfolded at the property on the 2900
block of Taylor Ave. NE Thursday morning, with 36-year-old Vanessa
Danielson dying from the burn injuries she suffered in
the blaze. Charged with her murder is Wyndale Fayson,
32, an abusive partner who WCCO reports had been ordered not to
have contact with Danielson following a felony domestic assault
charge in July. According to the criminal complaint released by
the Hennepin County Attorney's Office, Fayson had been at
Danielson's apartment a few hours before the fire, when he turned
up and accused her of cheating on him. He grew
angry, grabbed her cellphone and smashed it, before telling her he
would kill her by setting the place on fire. Police were called by
Danielson's downstairs neighbor when he heard her screaming "he's
going to kill me, he's got a gun." By the time police arrived
Fayson had gone and wasn't found during a search of the area.
Police, however, were called back at 6:40 a.m., along with the
fire department. There they found Danielson,
on fire, lying on the street outside her home, screaming
with severe burns all over her body.
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(BLACK)
Florence man douses (white) wife with gasoline, sets her on
fire, deputies say  FLORENCE,
SC – Florence County deputies are searching for a man they say
poured gasoline on his wife and set her on fire. According to
Major Mike Nunn with the Florence County Sheriff’s Office,
deputies are looking for 32-year-old Charles Durell
Nethercutt, of Florence. A warrant for attempted murder
was issued for Nethercutt after he allegedly tried to kill his
wife. Deputies say Nethercutt poured gasoline on his wife and set
her on fire on Sept. 19. The report states that deputies were
called to the home on Longfellow Drive and found the victim being
treated for severe burns to her arms, torso, legs and feet. At the
time, the victim was conscious and alert and was able to tell
investigators that he husband accused her of cheating on him
before he doused her in gasoline and lit her on fire. The incident
report also says the suspect left before officials arrived and
took the couple’s 1-year-old child with him. Wednesday,
Major Nunn confirmed that the child was no longer with the
suspect, but would not release where the baby was. Warrants for
Nethercutt state that his wife was taken to an out of state burn
center to be treated for her injuries. Nethercutt is
described as a black man, approximately 6′ tall,
weighing about 230 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
Investigators say Nethercutt has tattoos on both
arms and his last known address is off of Longfellow Drive in
Florence. - (Black-on-white)
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White fornicating female is BURNED ALIVE by the BLACK she was
sleeping with after saying she was breaking up with him  HUDSON
FALLS - What appeared at first to be a terrible tragedy is now
charged as an intentional act. Police have arrested 22-year-old Derrick
Guilder, accusing him of intentionally starting the
fire that killed his girlfriend, Ashley
Coltrain. Guilder lived in the North Street home
with Coltrain. Police say he was upset with Coltrain
because she was breaking up with him and he started the
fire after 4:00 Wednesday morning. Coltrain called 911
to report the fire, but did not make it out. However, Guilder did.
He made it to the roof of the second story home, where police and
firefighters, with the help of good Samaritans with a ladder, were
able to get him down safely. Guilder was taken to Glens Falls
Hospital for treatment of minor smoke inhalation. Police say it
was there he made admissions about starting the fire. That
confirmed police suspicious from the beginning. "Just kind of some
inconsistencies in how his version of the events and the
remarkable work of the investigators to prove that it didn’t
happen the way he said it happened. There were some red flags
along the way," explained Chief Randy Diamond with the Hudson
Falls Police Department. "He told us he started it with some
papers on the couch in the living room." -
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(Black
estranged boyfriend) Charlotte man arrested, accused of
setting (white) girlfriend's home on fire  CATAWBA
COUNTY, N.C. - A man accused of setting his girlfriend's home on
fire with her pets inside has been captured. Authorities said Gregory
Carson was arrested in Statesville. Officials said the
home on BJ Drive, just north of Conover, was set on fire
Wednesday. Deputies returned to the home Tuesday after a message
was painted on one of the walls. In the living room, and saw the
word “RIP,” with several names listed below it.
"He told me I have a surprise for when I got home, that I would
never forget," the victim, Angela,
said. Sheriff Coy Reid said the woman who lived at the home
lost two dogs, a pet flying squirrel and (two) fish. "He
knew they were in there,” Angela said. “He could have at least
opened the door and let them out, or opened the windows so they
could have got out." Last week, she claims, she received a call
from Carson, her estranged boyfriend, who she
said threatened her by saying, "Whenever you get home, you'll see
and remember me." Within minutes of the call, the home was set on
fire with the animals inside, police said. Carson, who is from
Charlotte, is charged with second-degree kidnapping, arson and
cruelty to animals. Deputies described smelling charcoal lighter
fluid during their investigation. Carson’s car was found Tuesday
morning near Conover. "People, I don't know what's wrong with
them,” neighbor James Richard said. “They're not nice like they
used to be." - (Black-on-white)
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(Black)
Man arrested for setting Biloxi tree on fire  BILOXI,
MS - A man is facing charges of arson after allegedly setting a
tree on fire in Biloxi early Saturday morning. Marshall
James Point II of Biloxi was arrested after police
identified him as the suspect in the arson investigation.
Authorities say citizens reported a man pouring gas onto an
oak tree then setting it on fire. The tree is located in
the median of Hwy. 90 at Bellman Street. Police located the
suspect on Water Street, a few blocks north of where the tree was
burned. He was quickly taken into custody after attempting to flee
on foot. He was taken to Harrison County Adult Detention Center,
where a $5,000 bond was set. - (Burned
Alive!) |
(Black)
accused of setting wheelchair-bound sister on fire - famous
rappers were attempting to sexually assault him through the
couch  MILWAUKEE
- A Milwaukee man is accused of setting his wheelchair-bound
sister on fire, and killing her, according to a criminal
complaint. Nasif Salaan Hibbler, 30, is charged
with first-degree intentional homicide in the death of his sister,
Sgakira Hicks. Police said Hibbler
walked into a Milwaukee police station on Saturday and told
officers, “I just set my sister on fire.”
Officers went to the man’s home and found a fire inside the home
and a woman who had been injured in the fire. Hicks has cerebral
palsy and was not able to get out of the wheelchair, police said.
The criminal complaint said isopropyl alcohol was found in the
area of the fire, and the cause of the fire was determined to be
arson. Detectives said Hibbler admitted to setting the fire.
“'Peoples' voices' began to talk to him, telling
he better do something or they were going to kill him,” the
complaint said. “He further indicated that famous rappers
were attempting to sexually assault him through the couch he
was sitting on. “He went to (a) bathroom and grabbed a full bottle
of rubbing alcohol and set it on the kitchen counter. He stated
that he wanted to see that if he showed ... that he was willing to
use the rubbing alcohol, the ‘people’ would stop talking to him.”
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(BLACK) Bellefonte man killed his (white) wife and set the
house on fire with a child inside, police say - two cats
burned alive  A
Bellefonte man is facing charges, including first and third degree
murder, in the killing of his wife. Police said in a release that
Courtney McGhee, 41,
was hit with a blunt object several times, though an official
ruling has not been made on the cause of her death. Her husband Charles
McGhee, 37, became a suspect, police said, because he
was witnessed fleeing the home after a fire began in the house.
Police believe he intentionally set the fire to destroy evidence.
A child was in the home at the time of the fire, woke up to the
sound of smoke detectors and went to a neighbor’s house for
safety, according to police. The neighbors then called 911 to
report the fire. The child was interviewed by officers and said
her parents had been arguing. She told police she awoke to the
fire alarm at about 11 p.m. The child said Charles
McGhee was “startled” when she opened the door, police
said, and told her he had to go. She stated she “realized
he was going to leave her to die.” Two
cats were also found in the house dead from the fire.
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(Black)
Man Receives 15 Years After Killing Woman By Lighting Her on
Fire BLYTHEVILLE,
Ark. – A Mississippi County jury found a man guilty of pouring gas
and setting fire to a woman in Blytheville back in 2016.
Kordarro Woodard, 25, was convicted of first degree
murder in the death of Martha George,
37. Woodard went to George’s home after midnight on June 19, 2016
where he argued and fought with her, poured gas on her, then
caused her to catch fire with his lighter. During trial, Woodard
claimed George set herself on fire in an attempted suicide because
he was talking to other women. Judge Cindy Thyer followed the
jury’s recommendation and sentenced Woodard to 15 years in the
Arkansas Department of Corrections. - (Burned
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(White)
man dies 17 months after being set on fire (by black) in
roadside altercation     WHITE
MARSH, Md. – A 25-year-old man has died, 17 months after being
inadvertently set on fire during an altercation, police announced
on Tuesday. He was one of two victims set on fire on December 4,
2015 in the area of Pulaski Highway and Allender Road, in White
Marsh. According to investigators, David
Benjamin Campbell and Shawn
Michael Scarinzi had run out of gas and were returning
with gasoline containers when Campbell
and Christopher Harrison Jr., began to argue.
During the argument, Campbell punched Harrison, police said. “Harrison
doused Campbell with gasoline and lit him on fire,”
police described in a release. “Scarinzi,
who was standing near Campbell with a container of gasoline,
also became engulfed in flames. Both victims remained
hospitalized until the time of their deaths.” According to
investigators, Harrison and Campbell were involved in an ongoing
dispute at work. Campbell, 22, died on January 7, 2017 and his
death was ruled a homicide. Scarinzi, 25, died on May 22, 2017.
Police say the results of his autopsy are pending. A warrant
charging Harrison with homicide was issued on May 16. He was
already in custody, as he was arrested at the time of the incident
and held without bail. Harrison pled guilty on July 28, 2016 to
charges of 1st Degree Assault and Reckless Endangerment, for which
he was sentenced to 20 years and 5 years imprisonment, to be
served consecutively. - (Burned
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African-american
Suspect arrested for setting (White) Denny's customer on fire  HAPPY
VALLEY, Ore. -- A man suspected of setting another person on fire
at a Happy Valley Denny's restaurant was arrested Thursday
evening. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office tweeted "We got
him!" Thursday night. The suspect was identified as 24-year-old Deshaun
James Swanger. He was arrested at a transitional home,
located at Southeast 80th Avenue and Sunnyside Drive, just a few
blocks away from the restaurant. A neighbor called in a tip to the
sheriff's office and told deputies he believed the man they were
looking for was Swanger and that he lived at the transitional
house with about 18 people. The neighbor said he used to live at
the home with Swanger and was surprised by the allegations. "He
was really quiet...he stayed to himself," the neighbor said of
Swanger. Deputies said that on Wednesday evening,
Swanger walked into the restaurant, located at 12101 Southeast
82nd Avenue, at about 9 p.m., sat down, threw gasoline on
the customer, then lit the victim on fire with a book
of matches.The victim's family identified him as 69-year-old Scott Ranstrom. He is in critical condition at Legacy Emanuel hospital. “His face was like this big and he’s a skinny guy. And all red, and horrible-looking, burnt to a crisp. He was burnt to a crisp," Ranstrom's sister said. "They did that to my big brother. I don’t think I’ll ever get over it. It’s not fair.” His family has set up a GoFundMe page to pay for his medical expenses. Deputies said Swanger and Ranstrom did not know each other. Detectives are looking into the possibility that this case is related to another incident earlier this week, in which a person threw gasoline on a stranger at the Clackamas Town Center movie theater. - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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He
said it was an accident when he burned off his girlfriend’s
rabbit’s ears. The jury didn’t buy it - he gets 1 year free
room & board  Sarasota
A Englewood man was sentenced to one year in the Sarasota County
jail after he doused his girlfriend's pet rabbit with gasoline and
setting the animal on fire, burning its ears off. on fire using
gasoline in June 2016 burning the rabbit’s ears off. Manasseh
Walker, 23, was convicted of aggravated animal cruelty
Tuesday after a two-day-long trial. No one said they witnessed
Walker light the rabbit, Thumper, on
fire on June 12, 2016 but he admitted doing so to deputies with
the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office, claiming it was an accident.
Walker’s account of the incident, however, was inconsistent with
Thumper’s injuries, according to the veterinarian who examined the
rabbit. Thumper lost their ears and sustained other injuries, and
is now cared for at the Wildlife Center of Venice. “This was
obviously a heinous thing to do to any living creature, so we are
happy that the jury was able to navigate the evidence correctly
and that justice was ultimately served,” Assistant State Attorney
Dan Yuter said in an issued statement. - (Burned
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Black
Marine sentenced to life in prison for murder of his
(NOT-black) 74-year-old wife  VISTA
- A man who set fire to his mobile home in Oceanside, killing his
74-year-old wife, was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without
the possibility of parole. Andrew Hollis, 65,
was convicted of first-degree murder and a special circumstance
allegation that arson was the cause of the fire that killed Gertrudes
"Diana'' Hollis. Deputy District Attorney Natalie
Villaflor told jurors that the defendant frequently argued with
his wife over money and mounting bills. Villaflor said Hollis
threatened to burn down their home at the Lamplighter Mobile
Home Park so his wife could not take it in a divorce.
The prosecutor said the defendant slept in the living room, while
his wife stayed in the master bedroom with the door locked. The
victim had limited mobility and was recovering from an October
2014 car crash when the fire broke out on Feb. 22, 2015. The fire
started in the living room, on the other side of the wall from the
victim's bed, Villaflor told the jury. - (Burned
Alive!) Victim sought refuge in the shower with water
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Hispanic
arrested for murder of Burney man set on fire and burned alive  BURNEY,
Calif. - An investigation into the murder David
Wicks, a gas station attendant in Johnson Park, has led
to the arrest of a Burney man. On Thursday, around 12:30 p.m.,
detectives with the Shasta County Sheriff's Office, Major Crimes
Unit arrested Juan Manuel Venegas,
39, based upon evidence collected and identified during the month
long investigation. Venegas was arrested at his residence on
Telecaster Lane in west Redding. Venegas was arrested on an arrest
warrant for the murder of David Wicks. In December of 2016, David
Wicks was lit on fire with a flammable liquid by a suspect wearing
a yellow suit while he worked at the Rocky Ledge Shell, Johnson
Park. As a result of the DNA analysis of different pieces of
evidence, Venegas was identified. - (Burned
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(Black)
19-year-old arrested for 2015 murder of (White female) Robeson
County beauty shop owner - burned
alive?  Robeson
County, N.C. — Zabiane Laquris Williams, 19, is
charged with first degree murder, first degree rape, first degree
arson, first degree burglary and felonious larceny in the 2015
murder of 68-year-old Patricia Dawn Hill,
according to Robeson County Sheriff Kenneth Sealey. Sealey said
back in May evidence led to a suspect who was identified as
Williams. He added at the time Williams lived on Stackhouse Road
in Fairmont with family. Williams was located back in June 2016 at
a state prison in South Carolina and Homicide and Major Crimes
Detectives went to Trenton Correctional and talked with Williams,
according to Sealey. Williams was released from prison Thursday,
Sealey said, and turned over to Robeson County Sheriff’s Office
Homicide Division. He was arrested and placed in the Robeson
County Detention Center where he's being held without bond. His
first court appearance was Friday in Lumberton District Court.
Hill died as a result of blunt force trauma to the head and
suffered extensive burns to her body, according to a medical
report from the N.C. State Office of Chief Medical Examiner. She
was found dead inside a home on Happy Hill Road in the Fairmont
community of Robeson County on August 24 of 2015. The autopsy
report says Hill suffered extensive charring
to 70 percent of total body surface area with a concentration on
head and extremities, along with first-degree burns of the torso.
Hill's death shocked many in the community and some are baffled as
to who would want her dead. - (Black-on-white)
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criminal black) Driver faces homicide charges in
police-chase crash that killed (White) couple, 2-year-old
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NORTH
VERSAILLES, Pa. - A couple and their young daughter are dead and
three others were taken to a hospital Thursday after a police
chase ended in a fiery crash on Route 30 in North Versailles.
Authorities said East McKeesport police made a traffic stop at
2:17 p.m. when a driver made an illegal turn. After receiving
the driver’s identification, officers learned a warrant was out
for 22-year-old Demetrius Coleman's arrest for
a probation violation, stemming from drug charges.
When North Versailles police officers responded to the scene to
assist, the driver took off, and officers pursued the vehicle
until it crashed at the intersection of Route 30 and Route 49,
hitting two other vehicles, county police said. A police source
told Channel 11 News that speeds reached more than 100 mph
during the chase. Authorities said that as per protocol, the
East McKeesport police officer who initiated the chase was
placed on administrative leave. Police said the three people
killed - a man, woman and girl - were inside a vehicle struck by
the pursued vehicle. 
NORTH
VERSAILLES — Two adults and a child were killed when the car
they were in burst into flames and was demolished after it was
T-boned by a speeding car in North Versailles on Thursday
afternoon. That speeding car — being pursued by police — had
major front end damage. The 22-year-old driver, Demetrius
Coleman from Pittsburgh, and a female passenger
were only slightly hurt.Witness
describes moment woman set on fire at Golden Corral JACKSONVILLE,
Fla. - A Jacksonville woman is in critical condition after being
lit on fire in the middle of a Golden Corral restaurant where she
works. Officers said a man whom the victim knew
walked into the Golden Corral around 5 p.m. Wednesday, doused her
with some type of flammable fluid, set her on fire and calmly
walked out to wait for police. “She tried to run around the
counter and when she was going around he lit her from the back.”
The witness said that the employee and the man exchanged words
before he came back and attacked her. Patrons and employees tried
to put the fire out. Others apprehended the man, who Cooks said
was armed with a butcher knife. (She was burned)
everywhere. Her skin came off; her hair was
gone. It was really bad. She was in so much pain.” Cooks
estimates that the victim was on fire for
about two to three minutes. The victim, Carol
Demmons, 56, is at UF Health in Gainesville for
treatment. Police believe that the incident was domestic
related. The suspect was found sitting on a curb next
to the restaurant. The suspect, 58-year-old Darryl Tyrone
Whipple, was arrested and charged with attempted
murder, officers said. - (Burned
Alive!) |
Black
arrested for setting his stepfather on fire  SCHENECTADY
— Schenectady Police on Sunday arrested and charged a man with
attempted murder after he allegedly lit his stepfather on fire. Andrell
J. Leppanen, 29, allegedly intentionally threw gasoline
on his stepfather and lit him on fire on Friday, causing
significant injuries that led to the victim being airlifted to
Westchester Medical Center, police said. Leppanen was arrested
Sunday and charged with attempted murder, assault, reckless
endangerment, arson and criminal mischief, according to police.
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(Black)
Teen charged in burning death of elderly (White) man; police
searching for second suspect  BIRMINGHAM,
Ala. — Birmingham police say an 18-year-old man has been arrested
and charged in the burning death of Gene
Emory Dacus. 18-year-old Thomas Sims
has been charged with capital murder and is being held without
bond. Police say they are actively looking for a second
suspect. Early Wednesday morning, Birmingham Police
officers responded to a scene on 33rd Ave N to a report of a
person on fire. Arriving officers found the victim, later
identified as 85-year-old Gene Emory Dacus,
lying on the ground in the backyard. His body was severely burned.
He was pronounced dead on the scene by Birmingham Fire and Rescue.
Witnesses on the scene reported seeing a fire in the backyard and
also reported seeing a black male running down the alley
with a red gas jug. The witnesses also followed the
suspect and notified the police of his location, and he was taken
into custody. - (Black-on-white)
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black Negro demons (some used to work for victim) arrested for
setting 83-year-old White woman on fire in home invasion    MERIWETHER
COUNTY, GA - Meriwether County Sheriff Chuck Smith reported that
his agency has made several arrests for the home invasion and
assault of an elderly female victim that occurred on Aug. 4 in
Grantville, GA. Arrests have also been made related to an incident
that occurred at the same location on Aug. 2. On Aug. 4,
83-year-old Dorothy Dow suffered two broken arms,
lacerations to her face and head, broken fingers, and third-degree
burns from the back of her head down her back after she
was beaten and set on fire during a home invasion. Dow
remains hospitalized at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta in
critical condition. The individuals listed are being charged with
the following offenses: Justin Pierce Grady, 38, of Grantville, GA was previously employed at the incident location. (much more...) Cortavious Deshun Heard, 18 Grantville, GA and Hogansville, GA was also previously employed at the location. (much more...) Shanquavious Keontrell Cameron, 17, of Hogansville, GA has been charged with the offenses of first-degree burglary (much more...) Mina Christine Ellery, 17, of Newnan, GA will be charged with criminal attempt felony murder, aggravated assault, (much more...) Angel Latrice Harmon, 17, of Newnan, GA is charged with criminal attempt felony murder, aggravated assault, (much more...) Sheriff Smith called this a "heinous crime." - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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(Black)
Mother Of 7 Doused In Gasoline, Set On Fire In Broad Daylight
- by cold-blooded evil black man  LOS
ANGELES — The hunt is on for a man accused of dousing a mother of
seven in gasoline before setting her on fire in South Los Angeles.
Tabitha Morton remains in critical
condition at a hospital with extensive burns following the attack,
which unfolded June 12th in an alley in the 500 block of E. Vernon
Avenue. “This occurred in broad daylight in front of witnesses and
she was critically injured while he simply walked away,” said
Capt. Daniel Curry of the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Investigators say Morton got into a fight with the suspect before
he went to a nearby convenience story to buy the gasoline. “You
never know what somebody is capable of. Look what he’s done,” she
said. Morton’s family posted photographs of the 47-year-old, who
is on life support. Workers at an El Pollo Loco location said she
worked for what little money she had, often coming there to clean.
Investigators say it’s unclear how Morton knew the suspect, who
they described as a dangerous, cold-blooded criminal. He was
caught on camera grinning moments before the attack. “To
methodically just douse her with gasoline and light her on fire,
that’s as shocking as you can get,” Curry said.
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(White)
Woman, 83, beaten, burned in home invasion - by pack of
cowardly predator black jackals  An
83-year-old woman was brutally beaten and set on fire by people
who broke into her Meriwether County home overnight. Three men and
a woman demanded money from Dorothy Dow
after they entered her house in the 7000 block of Forest Road in
Grantville, Meriwether County Sheriff Chuck Smith said. The
break-in occurred between 11 p.m. and midnight. “She pleaded with
them that she did not have any money,” Smith said. However, the
attackers broke both of Dow’s arms and left cuts and
bruises on her face. The people also poured a
flammable liquid on the victim and lit it, Smith said.
“I can’t believe that somebody would set a grandmama on
fire,” said Beth Dow, the victim’s daughter-in-law.
Beth Dow said her mother-in-law remembered that she had a gallon
of water that she used to fill her breathing machine. “With those
broken hands, she took the top off the gallon of water and poured
it on her head and put out the flames,” Beth Dow said. Dorothy Dow
is being treated at Grady Memorial Hospital.
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(White)
Longtime funeral director dies after being found burned and
beaten - black man with foreign name
"Jawwaad Ali" charged  Pittsburgh
police have charged a man with homicide in the death of a longtime
funeral home operator in Allentown. Jawwaad Ali, 24, was arrested
Friday in the death of John Connors, 83,
in the 200 block of Allen Street. Police said Ali is believed to
have been staying in Mr. Connors’ home. City homicide detectives,
arson investigators and the Allegheny County medical examiner's
office responded Friday morning to the run-down home where the
burned body of the elderly man was found in a second-floor
bedroom. Mr. Connors was a fixture in the neighborhood, often seen
with his dog. The medical examiner's office said an autopsy would
be conducted today. Mr. Connors’ brother, James Connors, 80, of
Carnegie, said he was told by police that the victim had been
beaten up and had head trauma. A 911 call came in around 11:30
a.m. for a man on fire in the 200 block of Allen Street. She did
not know who placed the call. Firefighters found the body and
paramedics pronounced the man dead at 11:38 a.m. Ms. Toler said
the fire was mostly out by the time firefighters arrived. People
at the scene said Mr. Connors was known to leave his door
open. His brother said there were no valuables
in the house since they had been stolen long ago. “People
broke in and stole things,” James Connors said.
“He would help stray people all the time and the drug people
would break in.” Ms. Toler said a dog was taken from
the scene. - (Black-on-white)
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(White)
Landlord shot, killed and set on fire (by blacks) while trying
to collect overdue rent 
 COLUMBUS
–Police have arrested two people after a man was found dead after
fire on Lilley Avenue, southeast of downtown. The Columbus
Division of Police arrested 33-year-old Maurice E.
Watkins and 25-year-old Pierre Williams.
Watkins is charged with murder for allegedly shooting the victim,
50-year-old Joseph P. Remlinger.
Williams is expected to be charged with arson for setting a fire
to cover up the shooting. According to Columbus police, Remlinger
was Watkins’ landlord and he was trying to collect overdue rent
when he was shot by Watkins. Court records show that Watkins
was in the process of being evicted from the home that
he rented from Remlinger. Sgt. Dave Sicilian said officers found
one of the suspects while executing a search warrant at 2755
Grasmere Avenue. According to police, as SWAT officers were
preparing to enter the home, a detective saw the suspect drive by.
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(Black)
Man accused of setting dog on fire Atlanta:
-- A Cobb County man has been indicted on charges that he set a
pit bull on fire. Calib Lanier of Smyrna is
facing two charges of animal cruelty and criminal damage to
property. According to the Cobb County District Attorney's Office,
in May 2015, Lanier boarded up a dog house with a
one-year-old Pit Bull inside before setting it on fire. The
dog, named Royalti, was rushed to the
Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic with burns over 60% of her body.
She has since been adopted by a veterinanrian and nursed back to
health. Lanier didn't own the dog and there's no word of any kid
of a motive. He was arrested a year ago but has been held in south
Georgia on unreleated charges. The suspect will be in court for a
hearing Friday morning. - (Burned
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Man
wanted for setting "baby momma" woman on fire caught hiding in
her attic ELLENWOOD
- A man wanted for burning a woman over 25 percent of her body and
landing her in a coma has been captured hiding in her attic.
Clayton County Police received a tip from neighbors that spotted
the man back at the woman's Ellenwood home Friday morning. Police
say Mervin
Woodard parked a vehicle he was driving a few
blocks away from the home in an attempt to go unnoticed. But
neighbors were on high alert after word spread about what he did
to the woman who lives at the home. Warrants show Woodard arrived
at the home Wednesday with a 2-gallon gas can and a lighter. The
woman is in a medically-induced coma. The two had
children together, and they are being cared for by
other family members. - (Burned
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Negro
suspected of intentionally setting 2 on fire at South LA
homeless encampment - (link fixed) LOS
ANGELES >> Detectives asked for the public’s help Saturday
to find a transient who is suspected of setting two people on fire
at a South Los Angeles homeless encampment and committing several
robberies. Phillip Darryl Cole allegedly approached a homeless
encampment in an empty lot at 83rd Street and Vermont Avenue at
6:40 a.m. Thursday “and threw a flammable liquid on two victims
and lit them on fire, causing serious injuries,” according to a
police statement. Cole is also a suspect in several robberies of
homeless victims, according to Los Angeles police. No details
about the robberies were released by the LAPD. Cole is black, 5
feet 11 inches tall and weighs about 260 pounds. He has black hair
and brown eyes. “The suspect is transient and believed to be in
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Police:
‘Disturbing’ Action Leads To Deadly Bensalem Motel Fire -
black burns girlfriend alive BENSALEM,
Pa. — Authorities say a Philadelphia man threw a cup of gasoline
on his girlfriend while she was smoking in a motel room, starting
a fire that killed her after a domestic dispute. Police in
Bensalem said in a criminal complaint that 46-year-old Kevin
Small bought the gasoline from a convenience store
across the street from the suburban Philadelphia motel. Small was
arraigned on homicide, arson and other charges Sunday afternoon in
the death of 46-year-old Mellissa
Bacon-Smith. Bensalem police say Bacon-Smith’s body was
found after the fire at the Lincoln Motel in Bensalem reported
about 2:30 a.m. Sunday. He said “I’m sorry” when asked by
reporters if he had anything to say to her family.
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UK:
Illegal immigrant Muhammed Hammad
who deliberately burned his wife to death jailed for life |
An
illegal immigrant who murdered his wife by pouring white spirit
over her and setting her on fire has been jailed for life. Police
say cats were likely burned alive, man arrested for cruelty to
animals MORRISTOWN,
Tenn. - A Morristown man has been arrested for killing three cats,
police say it's likely he placed them inside a hot oven while they
were still alive. Jacob Lamar is charged with
cruelty to animals. The incident happened in July of 2015 but
police just recently were able to track him down. According to the
cat's owner, Krystal Purdue, Lamar
was left alone with the cats. When she came home she found Lamar
outside throwing up and a foul odor coming from the house. He told
her had to "scold" one of the cats for going to the bathroom
inside the house. Purdue found one cat hiding behind her stove
with a bloodied nose but three others were missing. It wasn't
until three days later she found them dead inside a trash can
wrapped in a Wal-Mart bag. Inside her oven she found seven cat
nails and burnt cat hair. It's likely the
cats were put into the oven still alive. An autopsy done
on the cats shows they died from blunt force trauma and that their
bodies and foot pads were blistered. - (Burned
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Oakland
Man Convicted of Burning 8-Week-Old Puppy Alive -
burned puppy alive in a cage - like ISIS A
21-year-old Oakland man was convicted Thursday of burning his
8-week-old puppy alive after the dog defecated in a friend’s
apartment. Willie Bee Turner was found guilty of
malicious killing of an animal, animal abuse, and two counts of
arson, according to the Sacramento County District Attorney’s
Office. On Jan. 20, Turner took his female Chihuahua-mix puppy
with him on a trip to visit a friend’s apartment in Sacramento,
prosecutors said. During the visit, Turner became enraged when the
puppy defecated and it became apparent the young dog had worms,
according to a new release from the DA’s office. Turner told the
animal she had “betrayed” him and began excessive discipline, the
release stated. The puppy was soon seen limping badly, and Turner
was observed dousing the animal with a bleach cleanser,
prosecutors said Witnesses retrieved the puppy and placed it in a
neighbor’s dog carrier. Within moments, Turner walked off with the
puppy in the carrier. He walked across the street where he ignited
the bedding and puppy in the carrier, the release stated.
Testimony from a county veterinarian the puppy was burned alive
while trapped inside the dog carrier. - (Burned
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(Black)
Woman (named Hyphernkemberly Dorvilier) pleads guilty to
setting her newborn on fire in road MOUNT
HOLLY, N.J. -- A woman has pleaded guilty to setting her newborn
on fire and leaving her in the middle of a New Jersey street. Hyphernkemberly
Dorvilier pleaded guilty Monday in Mount Holly to
aggravated manslaughter. She had previously pleaded not guilty to
a murder charge. Authorities say the 23-year-old Pemberton
Township woman doused her newborn with accelerant and set
her on fire in January 2015. The baby had third-degree
burns over 60 percent of her body. She died two hours after she
was flown to a Philadelphia hospital. Prosecutors will recommend
that Dorvilier be sentenced to 30 years in prison. She is
scheduled to be sentenced April 22. Prosecutors say she hid her
pregnancy from her mother and sister. Investigators say the baby
was found with her umbilical cord and placenta attached.
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Suspect indicted in Jessica Chambers (white female's) burning
deathJACKSON,
Miss. — A man suspected in another homicide has been indicted in
the December 2014 burning death of Mississippi teen Jessica
Chambers. Quinton Tellis, 27, originally of
Courtland, was indicted on capital murder charges by a special
grand jury in Panola County as he sat in the Ouachita Parish Jail
in Monroe, La., where he is being held on charges connected to the
August 2015 death of a University of Louisiana Monroe exchange
student. Tellis is believed to have been the last person to have
been with Chambers the night she was killed. The two
allegedly had a relationship in the weeks leading up to her
death, officials said. While Chambers and Tellis were
eight years apart in age, they both went to South Panola High
School and grew up in the same neighborhood.
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Teenager
Sentenced After Setting Boy on Fire A
teenager is heading to prison for spraying hand sanitizer on an
11-year-old old boy and setting him on fire last summer
in West Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Daily News reports that
Judge Benjamin Lerner imposed a 3 1/2 to seven-year sentence
Friday on 16-year-old Rayfiq Tiggle. The teen,
who was tried as an adult, apologized to the victim's mother and
asked the court for forgiveness, calling it an accident. But
Lerner said he didn't believe that and it wasn't his job to
forgive the defendant. Prosecutors said the youth sprayed hand
sanitizer on the left side of the boy's body in July, took out a
lighter and lit him on fire, inflicting second-degree burns.
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Hubby who set his wife on fire with blowtorch gets 35 years
in jail |
A
Manhattan judge tossed a jealous husband in prison for 35 years
to life for dousing his estranged wife in lighter fluid and
setting her on fire with a blowtorch then trying to do the same
to his ex-boss. Justice Gregory Carro stopped short of giving Disturbing
horrific new details emerge in murder of 91-year-old (White)
man - (by worthless evil
black demon)    DETROIT
- We’re learning disturbing new details about the murder of a
91-year-old man. Testimony is revealing just how awful his final
moments alive may have been. A doctor told the judge today that
accelerant was found inside the stomach of Paul
Monchnik. Prosecutors say 17-year-old George
Stewart IV murdered the retired TV repairman back in
November. Monchnik was beaten and set on fire in
his Detroit home. Stewart had just moved in with his grandparents,
who lived next door to Monchnik. An assistant Wayne County Medical
Examiner told a judge that he discovered about one-fifth of a cup
of some type of accelerant inside the elderly man’s stomach. He
said Monchnik may have been forced to drink the
accelerant or it may have been forced into his throat.
Members of Stewart’s family called police when they recognized his
image from surveillance cameras at a nearby gas station – where he
purchased gasoline the night of the murder. The judge did find
there’s enough evidence to send the murder case to trial.
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Baltimore
PD Announces New ‘Public Enemy No. 1’ After Fatal House Fire BALTIMORE
— Public Enemy No. 1. City police are hunting down a man they say
barricaded two people in a room and lit it on fire. Now a
61-year-old woman is dead in the first murder of the year. It’s a
crime the police commissioner calls unspeakable–a woman locked in
a burning home and left to die. “Brutal, ruthless,
vicious, merciless, sadistic and cruel,” said
Commissioner Kevin Davis, Baltimore City Police Department. That
is how police describe Public Enemy No. 1 — 59-year-old Alan
Lorenzo Floyd. Investigators say Floyd was inside an
East Baltimore rowhome on Madison Street on New Year’s Day. He
locked two people inside a room, including a 61-year-old woman,
then lit the house on fire. “Two people were actually in a room
and were barricaded behind a door that he had doused with some
type of accelerant and he set fire to that,” said T.J. Smith,
Baltimore City Police Department. Neighbors frantically tried to
save the people who were trapped. One managed to make it out
alive. Firefighters weren’t able to save the other woman.
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(Black)
Pomona Man Charged With Murdering (white) Mother Of His
Children On Christmas Day - Burned Alive  LOS
ANGELES — A 51-year-old man will be arraigned Tuesday on charges
related to the murder of the mother of his children that
took place on Christmas Day. Clarence Durell Dear,
of Pomona, has been charged with one count of murder with the
special circumstance of torture and one count of cruelty to a
child, their 12-year-old son, according to the Los Angeles County
District Attorney’s Office. The special circumstance makes Dear
eligible for the death penalty. His fate will later be decided by
prosecutors. Dear was scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday afternoon
in the Pomona branch of the Los Angeles County Superior Court, but
the arraignment was postponed until Jan. 28. He was ordered held
without bail. Dear is accused of dousing Dawn
Hensley, 41, of Pomona, with flammable liquid and setting
her aflame by using a cigarette in the 1500 block of Cordova
Street on Friday afternoon, according to police. Neighbors
reported seeing Hensley appear to be engulfed in flames before she
collapsed onto the street. Upon their arrival, paramedics treated
her for severe burns and transported her to a hospital, where she
later succumbed to her injuries. - (Black-on-white)
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Carlos
Leon Pineda (Black)
Suspect Charged After Police Say He Set Co-Workers On Fire BALTIMORE
COUNTY, Md. - Two people remain hospitalized with serious burns
after police say their co-worker doused them with gasoline and lit
them on fire. The gruesome crime happened in White Marsh. The
suspect is under arrest but the investigation continues. Burned
asphalt and charred grass mark the spot where police say Christopher
Harrison Jr. set two men on fire. Police were called to
Route 40 in White Marsh just before 5 o’clock Friday evening. They
found the victims running frantically down the road, calling out
for help. Investigators say four men left work at a local business
in two different cars. When one car broke down, the co-workers
went to the White Marsh truck stop for fuel. As they were walking
back, they started arguing and fighting. Burned asphalt and
charred grass mark the spot where police say Christopher Harrison
Jr. set two men on fire. Police were called to Route 40 in White
Marsh just before 5 o’clock Friday evening. They found the victims
running frantically down the road, calling out for help.
Investigators say four men left work at a local business in two
different cars. When one car broke down, the co-workers went to
the White Marsh truck stop for fuel. As they were walking back,
they started arguing and fighting. - (Burned
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Black
ex-boyfriend Dwight Burton pleads not guilty to murder (of two
White boys), arson and several other charges     Binghamton,
NY - Dwight Burton, the man accused of setting
fire to a Johnson City home in October pleaded not guilty to all
charges in Broome County Court on Monday. - Arson in the first
degree - Murder in the first degree (three counts) - Murder in the
second degree (two counts) - Attempted murder in the second degree
- Assault in the first degree (two counts) - Aggravated criminal
contempt His charges are related to the fire he allegedly started
on Oct. 19 at 145 Floral Ave. in Johnson City.
Four-year-old Joshua Maxwell and three-year-old Michael Maxwell
were killed in the fire. The boys' mother, 27-year-old Erica
Lynn and her friend, 28-year-old Jessica Baxter, were seriously
injured in the fire. On Monday, Upstate University
Hospital in Syracuse said Erica Lynn had been released from the
hospital and Jessica Baxter was in fair condition. In Court on
Monday, Burton signed two orders of protection in court on Monday,
for Lynn and Baxter. - (Black-on-white)
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Man accused of setting estranged girlfriend on fire |
KATY,
Texas — A 41-year-old suburban Houston man accused of setting
his girlfriend on fire was in jail Friday on $100,000 bond,
authorities said. Mom,
boyfriend charged in death of toddler burned in oven HOUSTON
— A Houston mother and her boyfriend have been charged in
connection with the death of her 19-month-old daughter, who was
severely burned inside an oven when she and her three young
siblings were left home alone, police announced Tuesday. Racqual
Thompson and Cornell Malone have each been charged with
four counts of endangering a child. Both remain jailed. J’zyra
Thompson’s two 3-year-old siblings told Child Protective
Services that one of them put J’zyra inside the oven and that they
made the oven “hot.” Later that night, Thompson and Malone again
left the children alone after putting them to bed to go get some
pizza and visit Malone’s brother. The couple was gone for about
two hours. “Mr. Malone stated that when they returned and went
into the apartment, he could ‘smell something burning,'”
She was obviously burned and deceased,” according to the
affidavit. The oven had apparently been turned on “all the way.”
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Black
man set to die for burning alive his daughter and two other
step-daughters - one of which he raped
A district judge has set an execution date for an East Texas man
who was sentenced to death for starting a house fire that killed
three children in Madison County almost 15 years ago.
Raphael Deon Holiday, 35, is scheduled to die by
lethal injection on Nov. 18 at the Huntsville "Walls" Unit for the
murders of his 18-month-old daughter Justice
and step-daughters Tierra Lynch, 7, and Jasmine DuPaul, 5.
Holiday was convicted and sentenced to death by a Walker County
jury in June 2002. Holiday set fire to the home he once shared
with his estranged wife, Tami Wilkerson, the
children's mother, on the night of Sept. 6, 2000. Wilkerson was
locked inside the home with her daughters at the time the fire was
started, but she was able to escape. Beverly
Mitchell, the victims' grandmother, testified at
Holiday's trial that he held her at gunpoint and forced her to
douse the home in gasoline. She said he bent down and that is when
the fire began. Wilkerson testified that she had thrown Holiday
out of their home in March shortly before Holiday was arrested and
charged with sexually assaulting one of the
step-daughters. A witness at the scene testified that
he heard Holiday say he wasn't going to take the "rap" for the
sexual assault and that "he'd burn the house down with everyone in
it." - (Burned
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Homestead
Man Allegedly Sets Own Father On Fire HOMESTEAD
— The hunt is on for a man who, police say, intentionally lit his
father on fire, leaving him in critical condition. Police said it
happened Saturday morning at 730 N.W. 17th Street, after an
argument between the victim and his son, 38-year-old Tabias
Rollins. “During the argument, Rollins decided to douse
his father with gasoline and light him on fire,” said Det.
Fernando Morales of the Homestead Police Dept. “Fire was able to
get here on time, extinguish the fire and airlift the father to
Kendall Regional Medical Center.” - (Burned
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Husband
doused wife, set her on fire, Hueytown police say  A
Hueytown man doused his wife with a flammable liquid and set her
on fire during a fight at their family home, police said.
Authorities today announced charges against 38-year-old Manfred
McCarroll. He is being held in the Jefferson County
Jail with bond set at $180,000. Hueytown police and firefighters
were called to the family's house on Newport Drive about 12:45
a.m. on Oct. 28, said Sgt. Mark Didcoct. They were dispatched
there on a report of a house fire, but soon learned there was
more. Inside they found McCarroll and his wife, both badly burned.
Both were taken to UAB's Trauma and Burn Intensive Care Unit.
After questioning, detectives learned that the fire erupted during
an argument between McCarroll and his 40-year-old wife. The
couple's three school-age children were home at the time,
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(Black)
Man arrested for aggravated arson, aggravated murder after
deadly house fire (for 75-yr-old White man)   Cleveland
police have arrested one man following the deadly house fire on
West 56th Street Thursday morning. The house was completely
engulfed by the time fire crews arrived at about 5 a.m. Thursday.
75-year-old Roma Sparks was located
unconscious near the back door and later died at the hospital.
Neighbors said while the flames burned, Sparks’ neighbor, Charles
H. Davenport, stood across the street confessing that
he poured gasoline on the front of the house and lit it. Davenport
has since been arrested on aggravated arson and aggravated murder,
but has not yet been charged. "The guy knocked on my door, told me
to move my truck because he was about to do something to that
house," neighbor Ryan Mahone said. Davenport’s mother said he was
recently released from the hospital for mental health treatment.
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(Black)
Suspect identified in arson fire that killed 2 (White)
children UPDATE:
Suspect in Floral Ave Arson is Dwight D. Burton,
38, of Johnson City. He's charged with 1st Degree Murder and 1st
Degree Arson. JOHNSON CITY, N.Y. -- A community is grieving after
two children died in a house fire early Monday morning. Johnson
City Firefighters were called to 145 Floral Avenue at 1:58 a.m.
where a fire had engulfed a multi-family home. Two children were
trapped on the third floor and were taken to UHS Wilson Hospital
where they later died. "It took them a while cause they had to put
the fire out to get to the third floor, so it delayed their time
to get up there," Johnson City Fire Chief Rob Jacyna said. The
children's parents were able to escape the fire, but not without
suffering severe burns. They were transported to a burn unit in
Syracuse. Investigators suspect it may be arson.
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MPD:
Man lit woman on fire, charged with attempted murder A
Memphis man has been charged with attempted murder after police
say he lit a woman on fire. Witnesses and neighbors said the burn
victim, who was recovering at a local hospital as of Thursday
afternoon, was involved in a dispute with a drug dealer.
According to the arrest affidavit, Terrignon
Brown was threatening a woman because she was unable to
pay a $500 drug debt. Witnesses said
he poured lighter fluid on the woman's head, then tried to
set her on fire with a lighter. When the first lighter
didn’t work, the suspect got another lighter from another person
to finish the job. Police have not said if they’re searching for a
second suspect. When police arrived, the victim's scalp was red,
her hair was burned, and she had ashes on her white tank top.
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Sprays Hand Sanitizer on West Philadelphia Boy, 11, Sets Him
on Fire: Police An
11-year-old boy was on the road to recovery after police
said a teen sprayed him with hand sanitizer and set him on fire in
west Philadelphia. Lt. John Walker told the Philadelphia Daily
News the incident happened at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday as the victim
and a friend were sitting on a porch of a home along Hazel Street
near 60th Street. Police said 17-year-old Rayfiq Tiggle
walked by, carrying a bottle of hand sanitizer. The 11-year-old's
friend asked if he could have some and Tiggle initially agreed.
But he then sprayed it on the victim's torso and told him he's
dirty, before setting the shirtless boy on fire. The flames were
doused in about 10 seconds. The boy was hospitalized in stable
condition with second-degree burns and was able to identify Tiggle
as his attacker. - (Burned
Alive!) |
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An
illegal alien from Mexico who was deported last
year is accused of fatally shooting and burning a Washington
woman and her son. Cobb
County man accused of setting pit bull on fire  A
Cobb County man is accused of setting fire to a doghouse, causing
severe burns to the female pit bull that was inside, according to
police. Calib Dansel Lanier, of Smyrna, was
arrested Monday night at his home and charged with aggravated
cruelty to animals and third-degree arson, both felonies, Cobb
jail records showed. Lanier was being held Tuesday afternoon on
$10,000 bond. No information was released on a possible motive. An
arrest warrant stated the dog did not belong to Lanier. Said
accused did maliciously cause physical harm to an animal, ‘Royalti’,
a 1½ year old female pit bulldog, when he used a flammable
accelerant to ignite the dog house that Royalti occupied, causing
severe burns and serious disfiguration across the head and body of
the dog,” the warrant stated. - (Burned
Alive!) |
Homeless
black man accused of setting friend's face on fire after
argument MIAMI
- A homeless man from Miami was arrested after setting his friend
on fire. A Miami-Dade County judge raised Jonathan
Bridges' charge to first-degree murder Thursday.
Bridges and the victim, who was also homeless, were staying at a
mutual friend's home temporarily when they got into a heated
argument over "trivial matters." Police said Bridges, 43,
threatened the victim, stating, "I'll kill you. I'll set you on
fire." Bridges got a plastic bottle and squirted some type of
chemical into the man's eyes, blinding him. The victim tried to
push Bridges away, but the suspect ignited the victim's shirt with
a cigarette lighter, police said. He was taken to Kendall Regional
Medical Center with second- and third-degree burns and later died
of his injuries. - (Burned
Alive!) |
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Florida
man sets bouncer on fire after he gets kicked out for
hustling pool |
A
badly burnt bouncer from Florida is fighting for his life as
police search for the scoundrel who set him on fire late Sunday
outside a Port St. Lucie watering hole. The incident occurred
after the punk was tossed out of Neely’s Grog House. The staff
refused to accept a personal check fromDetectives
searching for man, 62, accused of setting girlfriend on fire
in Seattle SEATTLE
— A south Seattle woman was hospitalized with severe burns Monday
after she was set on fire, allegedly by a jealous boyfriend.
Detectives are searching for the suspect who they identified as
62-year-old John Turner. “She was hollering and
screaming, running back and forth,” Patricia Workenh said of the
attack Sunday night. Workenh could only watch as her good friend,
Lisa Cain, screamed in pain, her
chest, face and arms engulfed in flames. “I know the fire burned
her clothes off,” Workenh said. Workenh said she begged Cain to
break up with the boyfriend but never thought he would be capable
of this violence. - (Burned
Alive!) |
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Police:
Mom Arrested for Setting Daughter On Fire, Attempted Murder SACRAMENTO-
Porche Wright, 27, was arrested and booked into
the Sacramento County Jail this weekend. She’s facing felony child
abuse and attempted murder charges. The Sacramento Police
Department was called to a home on El Camino Avenue and Cantalier
street Saturday afternoon. Neighbors say the young mother lit her
7-year-old daughter on fire. “She put
gas on her and put a match on her,” said a neighbor.
- (Burned Alive!) |
