South Carolina investigators say no evidence that fire at judge’s home was intentionally set
Media Bias,South Carolina,Journalism,Political Polarization,Rhetoric,Investigations,Judges
South Carolina authorities on Monday said there was no evidence to suggest that the fire that destroyed the million-dollar waterfront mansion belonging to a state judge was deliberately set.
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel announced that the blaze that burned Judge Goodstein’s Edisto home didn't appear to be intentionally set.
"I echo Chief Keel’s call for everyone to exercise good judgment and avoid sharing unverified information while the investigation continues," Gov. Henry McMaster wrote on X...
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