Norwalk Woman Pleads Guilty To Setting House Fire

A Norwalk woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to setting a Greenwich Avenue home on fire in 2012 that belonged to her ex-boyfriend's mother just days after the woman found out her former boyfriend married her cousin. Langley was arrested in November for the fire and has been held at the York Correctional Institution for women in Niantic since her arrest in lieu of a $75,000 court appearance bond. When they wouldn't return her calls and Langley found out the new wife had changed her telephone number, Langley said she became even angrier and admitted to threatening to beat up the new wife and find someone to beat up the old boyfriend, the affidavit said. [...] after she was told by investigators that her beat up 1993 Mercury Marquis would probably show up easily on surveillance tapes that had been recorded by nearby businesses on Greenwich Avenue, Langley admitted to driving by the house and then going straight back to work, the affidavit said. [...] when she was told there was a witness who spotted a woman fitting her description standing on the front porch of the home, Langley changed her story again and admitted that she stopped at the house to see if her old boyfriend was staying there.