A Utah woman accused of starting a fire at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse is scheduled to be married in connection with the alleged incident. The Oregonian reports that the woman is accused of setting the fire just hours before her wedding. Other accounts describe her as a 25-year-old bride-to-be, Lenita Moreno. According to the Daily Mail, investigators review surveillance footage showing Moreno allegedly stealing between two and three cigarette lighters from a nearby hardware store shortly before the fire and concealing them on her person, including in her shirt and shoe. The reports frame the allegation as occurring on the eve of her planned wedding, with the meetinghouse targeted while her wedding was imminent. The sources do not provide additional confirmed details about the extent of the damage, any injuries, or the outcome of the legal process. The accounts are based on allegations and investigation details described by the outlets.
Utah bride accused of setting LDS church fire hours before wedding
A Utah woman accused of starting a fire at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse is scheduled to be married in connection with the alleged incident. The Oregonian reports that the...
- A Utah woman is accused of setting a fire at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse.
- The alleged fire occurs hours before her scheduled wedding.
- The accused is described as 25-year-old Lenita Moreno.
- One account says surveillance footage allegedly shows her stealing two to three cigarette lighters from a hardware store.
- Reports say the lighters were allegedly concealed in her clothing before the fire.
Hours before the fire, surveillance footage allegedly showed Lenita Moreno, 25, stealing two to three cigarette lighters from a local hardware store and stuffing them inside her shirt and shoe.
6 hours agoHours before the fire, surveillance footage allegedly showed Lenita Moreno, 25, stealing two to three cigarette lighters from a local hardware store and stuffing them inside her shirt and shoe.
6 hours agoA Utah bride is accused of setting a fire inside a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse just hours before her scheduled wedding.
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