A Catholic lobbying group’s ad attacking President Joe Biden claims churches are being burned “because they protect unborn babies.” Abortion rights was ruled out as a motive in two of the three arsons cited in the ad.
All three incidents occurred in Bethesda, several miles north of Washington, on July 9 and July 10.
Also, headstones in the cemetery of a Baptist church were vandalized. Authorities believed the three incidents were related, according to the Post.Featured Fact-checkBy Maria Ramirez Uribe • August 19, 2022quoting police and fire officials. The officials did not cite any possible motive and said the case was being handled in juvenile court. Juvenile court proceedings typically are confidential.
But Giese later told PolitiFact that his comments at the time were based on assumptions, partly because pro-abortion rights demonstrations had been staged outside his church. He said fire investigators later told him that"they did not believe that the pro-life stance of the church was the primary motivation" of the teen who was arrested.
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