Jealous girlfriend FaceTimed partner as she set his house alight for cheating

A jealous girlfriend reportedly set her partner's house on fire after another woman who turned out to be his relative answered the phone.

Senaida Marie Soto, 23, is said to have committed the act of arson under the belief that her partner had cheated on her.

She is accused of breaking into his house in San Antonio, Texas, USA, and setting his sofa on fire at around 2am on Sunday (November 20).

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Bexar County Sheriff’s Office said: “Soto had FaceTimed her boyfriend when another woman answered his phone, who later turned out to be a relative of the boyfriend.

“She went to the boyfriend’s house, and that is when she lit the couch in the living room on fire.

“While the house was on fire, video was recorded and it was shown that she lit the couch on fire that spread, causing the home to go up in flames, as well as causing over $75,000 (£62,327.25) in damages worth of damages."

Soto allegedly caused a huge blaze and then FaceTimed her boyfriend to show him what she had done, according to an affidavit.

She reportedly said: "I hope your stuff is going to be ok."

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The 23-year-old is also accused of texting him “I hope your house is okay” before driving off, reports New York Post.

Sota filled her car with items from inside the home before she started the blaze, according to a witness.

She was arrested on Monday (November 21) and charged with burglary habitation and arson.

Her bond is set at $165,000 (£138,204.99).

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