Utah woman set fire to church a day before wedding, authorities say
Summary
A 25-year-old Utah woman, Lenita Moreno, is accused of starting a fire in the church where she was to be married the next day. Authorities say the fire caused $108,000 in damage and was started using unusual items like a tampon. Moreno was arrested on charges including arson and theft and is being held without bail.Key Facts
- Lenita Moreno reportedly set fire to a church in Kaysville, Utah, on July 10.
- The fire damaged the building, causing losses estimated at $108,000.
- The blaze started in a room used by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
- Investigators say Moreno used items including a tampon to start the fire.
- Moreno was caught on video stealing lighters from a hardware store the same day.
- She faces charges of aggravated arson, retail theft, and giving false information to police.
- Moreno did not have a marriage license for the wedding planned the day after the fire.
- She was held without bail as of the latest report.
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