Wife Sets Herself On Fire To 'Show' Husband
POSTED: Tuesday, February 20, 2007
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A fight between a married couple ended in a death in Southwest Miami-Dade.Sky 10 was above a home on fire in the area of Southwest 142nd Avenue and 38th Street. Police said they believed a woman set herself on fire in a fit of rage in the couple's garage after telling her husband during a marital spat, "I'll show you."She died at the scene, Local 10 learned.Her husband has been transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.Names of the victims were not released.
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