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Man arrested for arson, double homicide in Camden

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Man arrested for arson, double homicide in Camden
Thomas Dwayne Knotts, 43, of Kershaw Highway, Camden (above), is charged with two counts of murder and one count of arson for allegedly setting a Lyttleton Street home ablaze and killing two people whose bodies were found inside. He is being held at the Kershaw County Detention Center and is expected to have his first court hearing today. As of Monday, Kershaw County Coroner David West had yet to identify the victims found inside the home.
Late Sunday night, the Camden Police Department (CPD) announced it had arrested Thomas Dwayne Knotts, 43, who was arrested at a Kershaw Highway, Camden residence where he was living with family members, in connection with a Sunday morning house fire on Lyttleton Street where firefighters found two deceased people. So far, the CPD has charged Knotts with two counts each of murder and kidnapping, and one count each of second-degree arson and use of a vehicle without owner’s consent. In a statement released just after 11 p.m. Sunday, the CPD said Knotts was acquainted with the victims and that more charges are pending.

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Coroner identifies couple found dead in Camden house fire

Coroner identifies couple found dead in Camden house fire
Coroner identifies couple found dead in Camden house fire
By WIS News 10 Staff | January 12, 2021 at 4:35 PM EST - Updated January 12 at 5:37 PM
CAMDEN, S.C. (WIS) - The Kershaw County Coroner’s Office has identified the couple who were found dead inside a Camden house fire.
The bodies of Steven Hales and Nancy Hales were found on January 10 after officials extinguished the fire at their home on Lyttleton Street. The cause of death for both victims has been ruled a homicide.
They had been married for 36 years and moved to Camden in 2005, the coroner’s office said.

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