Boston Blotter: Hold Your Nose at Andrew

Three kids left alone in their Roxbury apartment yesterday started playing with matches and set the place on fire. The oldest of the children was six, which raises the question, "Where was Mom or Dad?" The good news is that firefighters and neighbors were able to rescue the children in time.

The Country Club Owner Murder-Suicide that emerged yesterday really is turning into a TV movie of the week. Neighbors are suggesting that financial problems may have driven William Raynor, owner of Hertiage Hill Country Club, to kill himself and his wife.

And how's this for a Pack Rat? In West Yarmouth, woman got into a car accident because the piles of trash in her car tumbled onto her gas pedal. The amount of junk inside this car is staggering. It's amazing a human being could have fit inside the vehicle, let alone drive it.

A crazed urinator let loose all over the walls and floor of the Andrew T station. One of Bad Transit's "Commuter Spotters" encountered the "full contents" of someone's bladder sprayed all over the place. Urine and public transportation are kissing cousins, so this particular puddle must have been impressive if it merited a report.

Image of Urine Gone from the company's website. All charges are alleged until proven under law.