A woman who was arrested in connection to an arson and murders was seen in surveillance footage showing 'a very small amount of gas' being purchased.
by JAMEL VALENCIA | The National DeskBooking photo for Katisha Susan Smith A woman who was arrested in connection to an arson and two murders was seen in surveillance footage showing "a very small amount of gas" being purchased at gas station.
Sheriff's investigators found a deceased person inside J&J Sofa Manufacturing while processing the scene after the fire was extinguished, according to Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.
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