A federal grand jury has indicted the man accused of intentionally setting a fire at an Austin synagogue in October 2021.
AUSTIN, Texas —
Surveillance video from Oct. 28, 2021 placed Sechriest’s car at the scene, so investigators traced it back to his address. A federal complaint said he was seen on surveillance heading in the direction of the Congregation Beth Israel synagogue, lugging around toilet paper and a five-gallon container. Later, according to the complaint, “a security camera captured Sechriest jogging away from the direction of the fire and towards the open driver’s side door of a vehicle.
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