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Paul Marcville Road Fire Case
In Bristol County on June 14 2009 a fire erupted in a vacant building housing retail stores and apartments. Paul Marcucci was arrested on July 17 2009 and charged with arson. The fire was started with gasoline in a piece of linoleum that was removed from the building as well as a gas can. A portion of a road flare was retrieved and may have been used to ignite the gasoline. They believed Marcucci had a motive because the building he set fire after it was finished would have competed for tenants in the area of his friends building were Marcucci collected rent. On July 29 2016 Marcucci was acquitted and released. This came from an appeal and further investigation of Daniel Rosman the building owner who may have had more of a motive due to
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