Etowah County authorities are trying to extinguish rumors surrounding an arson investigation involving one of Roy Moore's accuser's homes in Gadsden.
The fire occurred at the home of Tina Johnson, who is one of the women who accused Moore of grabbing her at his law office while he was married. Johnson spoke publicly of the alleged 1991 incident to AL.com.
Investigators are speaking with a person of interest, but they have not announced any arrests.
"The ongoing investigation does not lead us to believe that the fire is in any way related to Roy Moore or allegations made against him," said spokesperson Natalie Barton.
Authorities expect to release new details on the investigation when they are able to obtain warrants.
Related Content
- Investigators: Roy Moore accuser's house fire not politically motivated
- Roy Moore files complaint against accusers
- Roy Moore drops defamation lawsuit
- Tech exec raises $160,000 for Roy Moore accuser
- Roy Moore seeking money for fight against female accuser
- White House says President Trump not endorsing Roy Moore
- Roy Moore's Wife: 'Ugliest politics that I've ever been in in my life'
- Roy Moore supporters sticking by their man
- Roy Moore campaign communications director steps down
Scroll for more content...
.jpg)
