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    Man Accused of Setting Danville Council Member Lee Vogler on Fire Faces Preliminary Hearing

    Voxtrend NewsBy Voxtrend NewsOctober 1, 2025Updated:October 1, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes, accused of dousing Danville City Council member Lee Vogler with gasoline and setting him on fire, appeared in court for his preliminary hearing on Tuesday, September 30. The attack, which occurred on July 30 at Showcase Magazine, left Vogler with severe third-degree burns and ongoing health complications.

    What Happened

    During the hearing, Danville Police Sgt. G.A. Clay revealed that Buck-Hayes admitted to setting Lee Vogler on fire after learning of an affair between Vogler and his wife. According to Clay, Buck-Hayes went to a gas station and purchased $3.00 worth of gasoline, stating that his intent was to kill Vogler.

    The attack occurred at Showcase Magazine, where both Lee Vogler and Steven Seiple, Jr. work. The motive behind the violent act stems from Buck-Hayes’ belief that Vogler had an affair with his wife, a claim he confirmed during his statements to police.

    Lee Vogler’s Injuries and Family Testimony

    Lee Vogler’s wife, Blair Vogler, provided emotional testimony during the hearing, detailing the horrific injuries her husband sustained. She explained that Lee has suffered third-degree burns to 60% of his body, requiring extensive skin grafts and five surgeries in just one week. His injuries have led to severe infections, including burns to his lungs that resulted in pneumonia. Blair also described the ongoing medical challenges, including multiple surgeries to correct the burns and treat septic shock.

    “The pain he’s been through is unimaginable,” Blair Vogler said, adding that her husband’s recovery has been long and painful, with many obstacles still ahead.

    Legal Proceedings and Next Steps

    Following the hearing, the judge determined that there was enough evidence to send the case to a grand jury. The grand jury will meet on October 27 to decide whether formal charges should be brought against Buck-Hayes.

    If convicted on charges of aggravated malicious wounding and attempted first-degree murder, Buck-Hayes faces a potential life sentence.

    Community Reaction

    The attack has shocked the Danville community, where Lee Vogler is known not only as a city council member but as a prominent figure in local media. As the legal proceedings move forward, the community remains hopeful for justice for Vogler and his family, while continuing to support them through the ongoing recovery process.

    Closing Line:
    This story may be updated with more information as it becomes available.

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