CHICAGO (AP) -- The FBI and police in Michigan are investigating a fire that was intentially set three weeks ago outside the summer of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley.
The fire did not damage the Daley home, but it did destroy a neighboring house and severely damaged another. No one was in any of the homes during the fire.
Berrien County Sheriff Paul Bailey says the fire occurred shortly after Daley received a threatening letter. Bailey said the letter indicated the writer was upset over the April 14 shooting of a cougar on the streets of Roscoe Village in Chicago.
Authorities said they do not have a suspect in the arson and it was not clear whether the person who wrote the letter was responsible for the blaze.
