Case of Naomi Breton, Boynton Beach Woman Set on Fire at 7-Eleven, to Be Featured on Nancy Grace Tonight
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South Florida is really giving Nancy Grace a lot of material: There was obviously that whole "Tot Mom" thing, and a few weeks ago, she covered the Fort Lauderdale murder of Juliana Mensch. This time, she's taking on the case of Naomi Breton, who was set on fire Monday morning when she was trying to pick up her 4-year-old son from his father.
It was originally slated for last night, but the story of the mom set on fire was bumped for a longer segment about a mom accused of killing another mom and her children; it will instead appear tonight, after a segment about a stepmom accused of killing her daughter.
The Pulp had the details of the attack the day it happened, and WPBF grabbed Breton's 911 call, reported when the accused attacker, 52-year-old Roosevelt Mondesir, was denied bond, and found Breton was denied a protective order against Mondesir two weeks before the attack. If you're wondering, yes, she's burned but has been released from the hospital and is back at home recovering.
The show starts at 8 p.m. on cable's Headline News; I'm under the impression the short segment on Breton will show up at the end of the hourlong broadcast. In addition, a New Times blogger may have put on a tie to discuss the case with Grace.
I'm not sure how much of the surveillance footage HLN will show tonight, and WPBF decided the video was too disturbing to show its fragile viewers. We posted it a few days ago.
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