The attorney for a woman accused of sparking a wildfire in South Carolina is claiming that officials are lying about the allegations. The wildfire, which burned over 20,000 acres of land and destroyed several homes, was allegedly started by the woman during a gender-reveal party. The attorney argues that the investigation was rushed and that key evidence was not properly collected.
The woman is facing multiple charges, including burning land, woods, or fields without consent and setting a fire that endangers life, and if convicted, she could face up to 10 years in prison. However, her attorney maintains her innocence and believes that the evidence against her is weak. He also claims that the woman was not the only one present at the gender-reveal party and questions why she is the only one being held responsible.
Despite the attorney’s claims, officials are standing by their investigation and evidence. The case is ongoing, and the woman is expected to appear in court for further proceedings. The wildfire caused significant damage to the community, and residents are eager for justice to be served.
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