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    Investigators: no arson evidence in South Carolina judge’s fire

    Michael ComaousBy Michael ComaousOctober 7, 20252 Mins Read
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    Authorities are investigating a fire that destroyed the Edisto Beach home of South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Diane Schafer Goodstein, injuring three people [nytimes.com#1][msnbc.com#4]. State officials say they have found no evidence so far that the blaze was intentionally set, while the cause remains under review [nytimes.com#1][abcnews.go.com#5][foxnews.com#2]. First responders used kayaks to aid rescue efforts at the waterfront property, reflecting a swift, resourceful local response [foxnews.com#2].

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    • Investigation status: State officials report no evidence so far that the fire was intentionally set, and the cause remains under investigation [nytimes.com#1][abcnews.go.com#5][foxnews.com#2].
    • Injuries reported: Three people were injured in the blaze at the judge’s home [nytimes.com#1].
    • Rescue efforts: First responders used kayaks to assist at the waterfront scene during the emergency response [foxnews.com#2].
    • Home destroyed: Officials and reports describe the residence as destroyed by the fire [abcnews.go.com#5][salon.com#8].

    If this was targeted political violence or arson, those responsible must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. – Rep. Nancy Mace

    Perspectives:

    • South Carolina law enforcement officials: Investigators say they have found no evidence to indicate the fire was intentionally set while the inquiry continues. (The New York Times)
    • Rep. Nancy Mace: She urged full prosecution if any targeted violence or arson is proven. (Alternet)

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    • Fire Consumes Home Owned by a South Carolina State Judge – nytimes.com
    • South Carolina investigators say no evidence that fire at judge’s home was intentionally set – foxnews.com
    • S.C. Judge's Home Erupts in Flames with Family Inside After She Ruled Against Trump and Began Receiving Death Threats – reddit.com
    • Investigation launched after South Carolina judge’s house burns down – msnbc.com
    • South Carolina's top law official says no arson evidence so far in fire that destroyed judge's home – abcnews.go.com
    • 'Sick of these activist judges': MAGA demanded 'hellfire' for judge whose home burned down – alternet.org
    • Police investigate fire that destroyed judge’s home – salon.com
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