June 26, 2003
Albany-- Investigators are trying to find out who set an Albany apartment on fire, and why they wanted to hurt the two women inside the home.
About 4:30 this morning, Albany fire trucks were called to the Nottingham North Apartment Complex.
Twenty-year-old Sheena Scott and 19-year-old Ki-Methia Wilkerson were in the home asleep, when they were awakened by smoke. Investigators say someone intentionally set a fire between the sleeping women and the door, so they could not escape.
Firefighters rescued the two women through an upstairs window with a ladder truck. No one was injured.
But now investigators want to know who set the fire, and why they wanted to hurt the two women.
posted at 10:50AM by dave.miller@walb.com
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