Woman accused of burning down shed with woman and puppy inside
By Sarah Mandile | May 12, 2020The fire began after an argument between Hamilton and the victim over a missing towel. The 6-month-old puppy died.
The fire began after an argument between Hamilton and the victim over a missing towel. The 6-month-old puppy died.
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