Palo Alto woman charged in Fawn Fire to be examined for mental health
Alexandra Souverneva told Cal Fire authorities she was trying to boil bear urine to drink before the fire started, and authorities noted that she seemed to be dehydrated.
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Alexandra Souverneva told Cal Fire authorities she was trying to boil bear urine to drink before the fire started, and authorities noted that she seemed to be dehydrated.
REDDING, Calif. (AP) — A woman accused of starting a wildfire in Northern California...
A woman accused of starting a California wildfire that destroyed more than 100 homes will be examined by psychiatrists to determine her mental stability.
The court appointed two psychologists to evaluate Souverneva. Their reports are due back for court's review. Then there will be a hearing set for Nov. 16, 2021.
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