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Home of South Carolina Judge Diane Goodstein Burns Down in Fire

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October 6, 2025

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A horrific fire ripped through the remote Edisto Beach home of a South Carolina judge on Saturday – leaving three people injured, including her ex-Senator husband – who suffered broken bones after being forced to jump from the first floor to escape the blaze. Circuit Court Judge Diana Goodstein had been walking on a beach with her dogs when flames swallowed the home in the lush Jeremy Cay private gated community around midday. As plumes of black smoke were sent into the air and the fire engulfed the home, her husband, former state Sen. Arnold Goodstein, was trapped inside.

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