US EditionIdaho Arsonist Gets 15 Years for Torching Lawmaker’s Business
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Idaho Arsonist Gets 15 Years for Torching Lawmaker’s Business
Jennifer Suzanne Meyer, who pleaded guilty to second-degree arson, was sentenced yesterday to 15 years in prison. What’s Happening: On July 4, 2024, the Army Surplus store in Sandpoint, owned by State Rep. Cornel Rasor (R – Westmond), was burned to the ground. Initial rumors were that perhaps a firework had hit the building and started the fire. However, police later said that arson was suspected in the fire. Meyer was eventually identified as t…
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