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I'm Dave Mack.

Amy Beth Taylor loses more than just her cool after her ex blew her off

in a little Wayne concert they planned to attend.

So she set his Hartzell Alabama house on fire.

Taylor, 46, made even more irate by the fact that the ex avoided her calls.

According to an affidavit, Taylor walked into a shed on the property and, quote,

threatened to burn down the man's home or the shed.

Not long after Taylor was seen leaving the shed, a witness tells police a woman living on the

property called her saying her room is filled with smoke.

When the woman who also lives in the home opens the door of her room, the rest of the house is filled with smoke. When the woman who also lives in the home

opens the door of her room, the rest of the house was filled with smoke. Police arrest Taylor

and book her into the Morgan County Jail. Bail said at $20,000 with orders to not contact the

property owner, her ex, or any of the witnesses. Amy Beth Taylor, 46, now charged with first-degree arson.

More crime and justice news after this.

I'm Jennifer Gould. The suburban streets of Cranford, New Jersey, were instantly transformed

into the scene of a calculated execution.

A horror, the victim's families insist, was no accident. A 17-year-old driver allegedly ended

months of harassment by deliberately striking two teenagers riding an e-bike, leaving the two girls, Maria Nyotis,

and Isabella Salas, both 17, to die in the roadway. The perpetrator IDed as 17-year-old

Vincent Battaloro from neighboring Garwood was taken into custody shortly after the incident.

He has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder.

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