Utah bride-to-be allegedly used tampon to set Mormon church ablaze day before wedding

A Utah bride-to-be allegedly set fire to a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints the day before she was expected to exchange vows at its altar — causing over $100,000 in damages. Lenita “Tessa” Joy Moreno, 25, was arrested on Monday, over two weeks after she allegedly started a fire inside the LDS church in Kaysville, KUTV reported.
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A Utah bride-to-be allegedly set fire to a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints the day before she was expected to exchange vows at its altar — causing over $100,000 in damages. Lenita “Tessa” Joy Moreno, 25, was arrested on Monday, over two weeks after she allegedly started a fire inside the LDS church in Kaysville, KUTV reported. Moreno, the bride-to-be, and family members were about to finish setting up for the couple’s wedding the following day when the fire alarm suddenly went off, according to court documents obtained by the outlet. Two bystanders tried to extinguish the fire using water from the decorations and a fire extinguisher, the documents said.
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- A Utah bride-to-be allegedly set fire to a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints the day before she was expected to exchange vows at its altar — causing over $100,000 in damages. Lenita “Tessa” Joy Moreno, 25, was arrested on Monday, over two weeks after she allegedly started a fire inside the LDS church in Kaysville, KUTV reported.
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