Utah woman set fire to church a day before wedding, authorities say
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A Utah woman, Lenita Moreno, 25, was arrested for allegedly setting fire to a Mormon church in Kaysville where she was scheduled to be married the next day. The fire, which occurred on July 10, caused $108,000 in damage and was reportedly started with a tampon and other flammable items. Authorities suggest the arson may have been an extreme case of cold feet. The incident highlights the severe consequences of wedding-day anxiety.
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$108,000 in damages reported.
Lenita Moreno, 25, was arrested for aggravated arson.
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The fire was started using a tampon and other flammable items.
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Loaded language removed<p>Lenita Moreno, 25, arrested over fire – which allegedly caused $108,000 in damage – at Mormon church in Kaysville</p><p>A <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/utah">Utah</a> woman set fire to the church where she was scheduled to get married a day before the wedding, allege authorities investigating what may have been an extreme case of cold feet.</p><p>Lenita Moreno, 25, was arrested…
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The fire was started using a tampon and other flammable items.
The GuardianThe fire caused $108,000 in damage.
The GuardianAuthorities allege the arson may have been an extreme case of cold feet.
The GuardianLenita Moreno, 25, was arrested for aggravated arson.
The GuardianThe fire occurred on July 10 at a Mormon church in Kaysville, Utah.
The GuardianLenita Moreno was scheduled to be married at the church the next day.
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