A homeless man accused of an arson attack on a historic New York City church admitted to burning the religious site, and prosecutors said he kept disturbing lists of targets of violence with categories such as “kill them” and “rape him” as he mapped out more fire attacks.
John Jones, 24, was arrested Wednesday and admitted to law enforcement he set fire to the South Bushwick Reformed Church, sparking a three-alarm fire that torched the 173-year-old church June 19, according to a detention memo filed by federal prosecutors, the New York Post reported.
“The defendant admitted to committing the church arson for which he has been charged in this…
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