Australia - Louise Hunt, body in burning house, 13 May 2025 *husband arrested*

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The husband of a woman killed in an allegedly suspicious house fire has been arrested more than 200km from their home and charged with murder.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Husband is charged with murder after woman died in horror house fire

The body of Louise Hunt was discovered inside the burnt out home after firefighters spent several hours putting out the blaze.
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