WFTV Reporter Soaked While Investigating Headstone Story
Posted: 9:54 am EDT April 5, 2006Updated: 3:24 pm EDT April 5, 2006
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Some Orange County residents are still waiting for their loved one's headstones. Customers said the headstone maker has been hard to find since a suspicious fire at his business.
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Channel 9 went to his last known address, but didn't get any answers. Instead, the person at the home threw a pitcher of water on WFTV reporter Leland Vittert.The State Fire Marshal's Office is looking into the possibility that the owner of Caguas Memorials set fire to the building in December. A week before the fire, one customer paid nearly $2,000 for a headstone that was never delivered."God is going to judge him," said victim Cheryl Rayburn.The business owner, Orlando Cuevas, has lost his license to operate a memorial business. The Orange County consumer fraud unit is also looking into his business.
SLIDESHOW: WFTV Reporter Gets SoakedMORE PHOTOS: News Of The Strange SlideshowChannel 9 went to his last known address, but didn't get any answers. Instead, the person at the home threw a pitcher of water on WFTV reporter Leland Vittert.The State Fire Marshal's Office is looking into the possibility that the owner of Caguas Memorials set fire to the building in December. A week before the fire, one customer paid nearly $2,000 for a headstone that was never delivered."God is going to judge him," said victim Cheryl Rayburn.The business owner, Orlando Cuevas, has lost his license to operate a memorial business. The Orange County consumer fraud unit is also looking into his business.
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