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Okla. Man to Plead Guilty to Arson, Fraud

It looks as though justice will finally be served on behalf of a 100-year-old Bartlesville landmark as the accused arsonist agrees to plead guilty, almost two years after setting the fires that displaced several businesses.

By Melissa Stewart | Updated on November 28, 2011

Almost two years since damaging a 100-year-old landmark, displacing several businesses, and devastating a community, Robert Michael Boyce has decided to own up to what he has done.

During a pre-trial hearing on Nov. 22, Boyce agreed to plead guilty on charges of second-degree arson, manufacturing methamphetamine, filing a false insurance claim and unlawfully concealing hazardous waste. Sentencing is set for Wednesday, Nov. 30. He is expected to enter a guilty plea at that time.

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