Church Fires in the Southeast Hearing Before Committee On the Judiciary House
Church Fires in the Southeast Hearing Before Committee On the Judiciary House
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The clearance figures, however, can change suddenly. Just this month, arrests have been made by SLED agents and sheriffs deputies on two church fires that occurred last year. An adult male was charged with burning an Islamic mosque, and three teenagers were taken into custody for setting the fire to an historic, rural African-American church that repeatedly had been the target of vandalism.
Church arson is a difficult crime to solve for several reasons. First, the buildings are often in rural, ...isolated areas; second, there are long periods of time when they are unattended and often there 70 are few or no witnesses; and, finally, the more the serious the fire, the less physical evidence such as fingerprints and trace material, remains at the scene.
What possible reason can there be for a person to commit the horrendous act of setting fire to a church? Several motives have been revealed by investigations in South Carolina: vandalism, which is usually committed by juveniles and young adults, such as the case where five individuals burned a Baptist church and dese- crated the cemetery; psychotic behavior, such as the case where the subject said, "God told him to do it, " and in a similar case, a man pleaded guilty but mentally ill, saying he was mad because his mother attended church too often; crime concealment, wherein a pastor pled guilty and admitted to stealing money and setting the fire; likewise, in another case, stereo equipment was stolen in a church burglary and a fire was set in an effort to cover that crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clearance figures, however, can change suddenly. Just this month, arrests have been made by SLED agents and sheriffs deputies on two church fires that occurred last year. An adult male was charged with burning an Islamic mosque, and three teenagers were taken into custody for setting the fire to an historic, rural African-American church that repeatedly had been the target of vandalism.
Church arson is a difficult crime to solve for several reasons. First, the buildings are often in rural, ...isolated areas; second, there are long periods of time when they are unattended and often there 70 are few or no witnesses; and, finally, the more the serious the fire, the less physical evidence such as fingerprints and trace material, remains at the scene.
What possible reason can there be for a person to commit the horrendous act of setting fire to a church? Several motives have been revealed by investigations in South Carolina: vandalism, which is usually committed by juveniles and young adults, such as the case where five individuals burned a Baptist church and dese- crated the cemetery; psychotic behavior, such as the case where the subject said, "God told him to do it, " and in a similar case, a man pleaded guilty but mentally ill, saying he was mad because his mother attended church too often; crime concealment, wherein a pastor pled guilty and admitted to stealing money and setting the fire; likewise, in another case, stereo equipment was stolen in a church burglary and a fire was set in an effort to cover that crime.
What to read after Church Fires in the Southeast Hearing Before Committee On the Judiciary House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On the J to read onlineMoreLess
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