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Homeowners Plead Guilty to Town Code Violations at Noyac House Where Sisters Died in 2022 Fire

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Pamela Miller, left, and Peter Miller, right, approach the Southampton Town Justice Court with their attorney, Edward Burke Jr., where they both pleaded guilty on Wednesday, August 4, to 11 town code violations, including one misdemeanor, at their Noyac house where a fire killed two sisters vacationing there with their family in 2022. They were fined $12,500 each. T.E. McMORROW

Pamela Miller, left, and Peter Miller, right, approach the Southampton Town Justice Court with their attorney, Edward Burke Jr., where they both pleaded guilty on Wednesday, August 4, to 11 town code violations, including one misdemeanor, at their Noyac house where a fire killed two sisters vacationing there with their family in 2022. They were fined $12,500 each. T.E. McMORROW

T.E. McMorrow on Sep 4, 2024
Pamela and Peter Miller, the owners of a Noyac house where two young women died in a fire on August 3, 2022, pleaded guilty on Wednesday, September 4, in Southampton... more

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