This is the woman who started the fire in Epsom.
The stupid b---------ch.
If she wanted to get even with her husband should have
shot him.LOL
She ruined a piece of history.
Glad that they got her.
The residents here will be at ease.
I know that this guy is.





A Concord woman was charged yesterday with starting two fires, one that heavily damaged a barn in Epsom last month and another at her apartment building in June.

Investigators say Mary Margaret Yeaton, 43, set fire to a barn on Route 4 in Epsom after arguing with her estranged husband, who used the barn for storage. Yeaton is also accused of lighting a fire on a porch attached to her apartment complex at 19 Horseshoe Pond Lane.

Yeaton was charged with two counts of arson, a felony, as well as criminal threatening and breach of bail for allegedly threatening her husband. The Merrimack County Sheriff's Office helped Epsom with its investigation, which Sheriff Scott Hilliard said was complicated by the severity of the fire.

"It wasn't totaled, but it was quite a bit of damage," he said. "It's very difficult because usually all your evidence goes up in smoke, literally, but there's got to be a motive. In most cases it's not just somebody wanting to do it. There's a reason."

Investigators say that, on July 21, Yeaton used a chemical to start a fire near a part of the barn used for storage. Her husband rented space in the barn, Hilliard said, and the furniture he kept there fueled the flames.

About the same time, a Concord detective began investigating Yeaton after someone called the Concord Regional Crimeline with a tip about a porch fire at Yeaton's apartment building on June 21.

Firefighters "were suspicious back then, but didn't have much to go on," said Concord Sgt. John Thomas.

Thomas wouldn't discuss Yeaton's alleged motive or other details of the investigation.

The Concord fire was small, but the Epsom blaze drew firefighters from 14 communities and shut down part of Route 4 for hours. The owner, David Mihachik, rented storage space to a half dozen small-business owners. Smoke and water destroyed nearly everything inside but the barn itself may be salvageable.

Yeaton is being held at the Merrimack County Jail pending a probable cause hearing or an indictment. Bail was set at $120,000.
Only a 120 thousand,should have been more.