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46-Year-Old Woman Faces Arson Charge After Allegedly Torching Husband’s Girlfriend’s Car

April 21, 2025 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

Ebony Williams.
Ebony Williams.

Ebony Chevonne Williams, a 46-year-old resident of Central Landings apartments in Palm Coast’s Town Center, is facing a pair of felony charges, including second-degree arson, after allegedly torching a car when she got angry about her then-husband’s supposed acts of infidelity.

The incident took place in October 2023. The couple, who have 12-year-old twin boys in common, divorced last November. Williams was arrested only last Wednesday, and immediately posted bond on a second-degree felony arson charge and a third-degree felony criminal mischief charge, for causing damage of over $1,000. The car sustained about $5,000 in damages.




According to her arrest report, Williams had learned that her then-husband was having an affair with her friend’s 31-year-old daughter. She got upset. The evening of Oct. 15, 2023, she went to the RaceTrac on State Road 100, across from Town Center, bought two gallons’ worth of gas, and later walked from her apartment building to that of her friend’s daughter, where she located the 31-year-old’s car, a gray Kia Optima.

Williams allegedly flattened all four tires, poured the gas on the Kia, set the car on fire, and fled on foot. Flagler County Sheriff’s deputies later found gasoline on the front door of the victim’s town home, when she was inside. But the gasoline was not ignited.

Williams filed for divorce the following March. The court dissolved the marriage last November, giving Williams full custody of the children, with visiting rights for her ex-husband. She posted bail on her $2,500 bond and was released the same day as her arrest.

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  1. Paradose says

    April 21, 2025 at 2:51 pm

    When I feel the warm sunshine, beautiful weather, never ending bike/walking trails. The scenic intracoastal, calming beaches and lush landscapes not to mention my FREEDOM! It stops me from wanting to do some backwards, non-productive dangerous, asinine crap like set some losers car on fire. Coming from NY as teen back in 1990, like many here I’ve seen people bring there goofy, ways of handling life to Palm Coast. People that get invested in this town, neighbors and everyday living find a way to coexists not only with our own personal problems but our fellow citizens that we may or may not get along with. People should be thankful for what we have here no matter what disappoint or heartbreak arises. And if you need a DR or Therapist go see one.

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  2. JimboXYZ says

    April 21, 2025 at 7:28 pm

    And this one has/had 2 children in her custody ? That’s going to be a wonderful environment to grow up as a child in ? Any chance this one can be deported, banned & exiled from Flagler County ? She won’t be getting out of prison anytime soon, not for arson.

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  3. HayRide says

    April 22, 2025 at 5:51 am

    Can imagine how angry she may have been, if I looked like that, yup, there’s no chance she’d ever find another husband. Of course set things on fire!

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  4. Brian says

    April 22, 2025 at 6:02 am

    Fled on foot? How far did she get?

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  5. Dennis says

    April 22, 2025 at 6:20 am

    Prison won’t happen. Our local judge Dawn is too soft on crime.

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  6. Mr. David says

    April 22, 2025 at 7:39 am

    More of that low income housing which doesn’t come with any associated crime.

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  7. Ray says

    April 22, 2025 at 3:19 pm

    Hell has no fury like a women’s scorn. She will regret it and pay the consequences of her actions.

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