Woman injured after Texas fire
May 20, 2010
A fire is unfortunate for those involved, no matter the circumstances. However, when suspicion surrounds the fire, it can be even more traumatic.
Investigators are calling a Texas fire suspicious after a woman suffers serious Texas fire and burn injuries.
According to the Dallas Morning News, a woman suffered Texas fire and burn injuries at the site of the fire on Woodland Terrace near Highway 183 and Brown Trail around 4 a.m.
When firefighters and police arrived, the 41-year-old Texas fire injury victim was outside the home with her parents who helped her escape the blaze.
Investigators say the fire is suspicious but have not confirmed reports that the Texas fire victim’s domestic partner had drenched her in gasoline and set her on fire.
The Texas fire and burn injury victim suffered second-degree burns over 70% of her body.
What charges, if any, do you think will be made after this Texas fire and burn injury?
Have you ever suffered a Texas fire and burn injury?
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