Hello and welcome to Sword and Scale Daily.

I'm your host, Ryan Williams.

It's Friday, October 25th, and this is your Daily True Crime Report.

Coming up on Sword and Scale Daily, please have a suspect in custody after a Tallahassee

woman was drenched in gasoline and set on fire inside a Taco Bell.

Using familial DNA, police and Milwaukee have identified the man responsible for

raping and murdering 18-year-old Tracy Hammerberg in the winter of 1984.

Finally, a Missouri cattle farmer is charged with a murder of two Wisconsin brothers,

the two at missing after visiting his farm to collect the dead.

All that and more coming up on Sword and Scale Daily.

This past Wednesday afternoon, a female employee was set on fire inside a Tallahassee Taco Bell.

The attacker came in from the street, poured gasoline on the victim, and set on fire,

as the customers watched in horror.

The culprit then ran away from the restaurant.

The victim who has not been named, suffered serious injuries and was airlifted to a hospital

in a helicopter.

The suspect's image was captured by the restaurant CCTV, and they were identified as Tallahassee

local Mia Williams.

Williams, who identifies as a woman, is homeless and is known to suffer from mental health issues.

Police searched for Williams, finally locating and taking her into custody early Thursday

morning.

She was charged with attempted murder.

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