Photo:Colleton-County Sheriffs-Office; Colleton County Fire-RescueA man has been arrested after South Carolina police suspect him of starting a house fire in Folly Creek that killed six, including his 11-year-old daughter.Ryan Manigo is being held without bond on charges of two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder, the Colleton CountySheriff’s Officesaid in anews conferenceMonday. According to Colleton CountyFire and Rescue, authorities responded to a residence on Sunday morning after a neighbor reported a house fire.Upon arrival, they reportedly found an injured 13-year-old girl who advised there were victims inside the burning home.Colleton County Fire-RescueAfter extinguishing the fire, which reportedly caused the roof to collapse before rescue teams arrived, firefighters and paramedics discovered six deceased victims. Two of the victims, Manigo’s daughter and sister-in-law, had confirmed stab wounds, according to Colleton County Sheriff Guerry Hill Jr.The surviving teenager also suffered from stab wounds.Colleton County Fire-RescueManigo, 33, arrived in court Monday, where members of the community gathered to express their anger, according to the localABC-4.“I just want Ryan to know that he will never be forgiven,” one said. “You took away the matriarch of our family. Someone who took you in and fed you as her own.“The other four victims have not yet been identified, but the family at the bond hearing said their 101-year-old grandmother was amongst the deceased.“I still can’t believe [Manigo] did it to us, to our grandmother,” Monique Magwood said, the granddaughter of the victim. “It’s just - why?“Colleton County Fire-RescueWant to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up forPEOPLE’s free True Crime newsletterfor breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases.More charges are expected pending the results of autopsies, said Solicitor Duffie Stone said. Manigo was denied bond and is being held in the Colleton County Detention Center.“I don’t understand what happened,” said David Magwood, Jr., the grandson of the victim. “I don’t understand why it had to go to this.”
Photo:Colleton-County Sheriffs-Office; Colleton County Fire-Rescue
Colleton-County Sheriffs-Office; Colleton County Fire-Rescue
A man has been arrested after South Carolina police suspect him of starting a house fire in Folly Creek that killed six, including his 11-year-old daughter.Ryan Manigo is being held without bond on charges of two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder, the Colleton CountySheriff’s Officesaid in anews conferenceMonday. According to Colleton CountyFire and Rescue, authorities responded to a residence on Sunday morning after a neighbor reported a house fire.Upon arrival, they reportedly found an injured 13-year-old girl who advised there were victims inside the burning home.Colleton County Fire-RescueAfter extinguishing the fire, which reportedly caused the roof to collapse before rescue teams arrived, firefighters and paramedics discovered six deceased victims. Two of the victims, Manigo’s daughter and sister-in-law, had confirmed stab wounds, according to Colleton County Sheriff Guerry Hill Jr.The surviving teenager also suffered from stab wounds.Colleton County Fire-RescueManigo, 33, arrived in court Monday, where members of the community gathered to express their anger, according to the localABC-4.“I just want Ryan to know that he will never be forgiven,” one said. “You took away the matriarch of our family. Someone who took you in and fed you as her own.“The other four victims have not yet been identified, but the family at the bond hearing said their 101-year-old grandmother was amongst the deceased.“I still can’t believe [Manigo] did it to us, to our grandmother,” Monique Magwood said, the granddaughter of the victim. “It’s just - why?“Colleton County Fire-RescueWant to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up forPEOPLE’s free True Crime newsletterfor breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases.More charges are expected pending the results of autopsies, said Solicitor Duffie Stone said. Manigo was denied bond and is being held in the Colleton County Detention Center.“I don’t understand what happened,” said David Magwood, Jr., the grandson of the victim. “I don’t understand why it had to go to this.”
A man has been arrested after South Carolina police suspect him of starting a house fire in Folly Creek that killed six, including his 11-year-old daughter.
Ryan Manigo is being held without bond on charges of two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder, the Colleton CountySheriff’s Officesaid in anews conferenceMonday. According to Colleton CountyFire and Rescue, authorities responded to a residence on Sunday morning after a neighbor reported a house fire.
Upon arrival, they reportedly found an injured 13-year-old girl who advised there were victims inside the burning home.
Colleton County Fire-Rescue
After extinguishing the fire, which reportedly caused the roof to collapse before rescue teams arrived, firefighters and paramedics discovered six deceased victims. Two of the victims, Manigo’s daughter and sister-in-law, had confirmed stab wounds, according to Colleton County Sheriff Guerry Hill Jr.
The surviving teenager also suffered from stab wounds.
Manigo, 33, arrived in court Monday, where members of the community gathered to express their anger, according to the localABC-4.
“I just want Ryan to know that he will never be forgiven,” one said. “You took away the matriarch of our family. Someone who took you in and fed you as her own.”
The other four victims have not yet been identified, but the family at the bond hearing said their 101-year-old grandmother was amongst the deceased.
“I still can’t believe [Manigo] did it to us, to our grandmother,” Monique Magwood said, the granddaughter of the victim. “It’s just - why?”
Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up forPEOPLE’s free True Crime newsletterfor breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases.
More charges are expected pending the results of autopsies, said Solicitor Duffie Stone said. Manigo was denied bond and is being held in the Colleton County Detention Center.
“I don’t understand what happened,” said David Magwood, Jr., the grandson of the victim. “I don’t understand why it had to go to this.”
source: people.com
