N.Y. Man Acquitted of Setting a Raging Blaze that Killed Five People

A Brooklyn jury acquitted a man of setting a raging blaze that killed five people, including a toddler and a crippled elderly man.
April 15, 2005
N.Y. Post/Spencer A. Burnett
OFF THE HOOK: Rodney Williams was found not guilty of arson yesterday by a Brooklyn jury.
OFF THE HOOK: Rodney Williams was found not guilty of arson yesterday by a Brooklyn jury.

April 15, 2005 -- A Brooklyn jury acquitted a man of setting a raging blaze that killed five people, including a toddler and a crippled elderly man

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