The three fires were set in two separate Mobile-area Walmart stores and in a Gulfport, Miss., Walmart by drenching clothing racks with lighter fluid, according to an affidavit. The fires occurred over a several week span in mid 2021.
The fires occurred over a several week span in mid 2021, the first of which was set at a Walmart in Mobile, Alabama on May 27, 2021, according to the initial indictmentThe third fire took place at a Gulfport Walmart store on June 4, 2021.The fires were accompanied with a manifesto that was released to news outlets titled “Declaration of War and Demands for the People.”
The manifesto references the fires and “makes demands of Walmart related to the company’s interstate and foreign commerce business practices” and threatened more fires if demands weren’t met, according to the indictment. The plea deal comes as prosecutors prepare for what could be a complex trials for the other defendants.
Assistant U.S. Attorneys Christopher Bodnar and Kasee Heisterhagen say they expect the trial to last two weeks because of the complexity of the evidence and because additional charges could be brought, according toNote to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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