Pyromaniac looks to make the next human torch

admin — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 18:31:50 +0000

Local news from the Utica O.D. HOT off the press.
A Dolgeville man was sent to jail after state police said he poured gasoline on another man and burned him.

Wanted to watch the world burn.

Kyle J. Edick, 18, of Timmerman Street, was charged with felony first-degree assault in connection with the assault in connection with the Jan. 3

incident on Peck Road in Salisbury, police said Thursday evening. Police said Edick poured gas on the clothing of a 19-year-old man, who suffered second-degree burns to his abdomen and arms.

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Human Torch sets herself on fire… again

admin — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 16:34:16 +0000

Wonder if she shouted “flame on” or “drop it like its hot” before striking the match.
A woman is in critical condition this afternoon after lighting herself on fire at a West Nashville church for the second time in two months, Nashville police and fire officials said.

Members of Grace Evangelical Church, 3701 Park Avenue, found the woman on fire in the church parking lot around 1 p.m., Capt. Rich Foley said. Church members put her out with towels.

The woman had apparently poured gasoline from a milk jug on herself and set herself on fire, said Nashville Fire Department spokesman Tim Lankford.

The same woman lit herself on fire during a church service on Nov. 16, suffering burns on her chest. The woman is believed to be in her mid-30s and from Ethiopia; the church has a large Ethiopian population, Foley said.
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Pyromaniac looks to make the next human torch

Human Torch sets herself on fire… again