A fire at the New Jersey home of a Bayer executive, sparked exactly three months after the assassination of Brian Thompson, is being investigated as arson.

A fire at the Madison, New Jersey home of a pharmaceutical company executive is being investigated as an arson attack, according to authorities.

At least eight agencies are investigating a recent fire at a Bayer executive’s New Jersey home as a possible arson, authorities said. The fire happened around 7:30 a.m. March 4 “at an occupied residence on East Lane in Madison,

Multiple law enforcement agencies are investigating a suspected arson attack following a Tuesday, March 4 fire at the East Lane home of a Bayer pharmaceuticals executive.

Investigators from multiple agencies are probing a suspected arson attack last week at the Morris County home of a Bayer pharmaceutical executive. The fire was reported about 7:30 a.m. on March 4 at an occupied home on East Lane in Madison, according to the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office.

Following a fire at a Bayer executive’s New Jersey home earlier this month, at least eight agencies—including the Federal Bureau of Investigation—are now looking into the blaze as a possible arson. | Following a fire at a Bayer executive’s home earlier this month,

MADISON, N.J. (WLNE) — Authorities are investigating a suspected arson attack at the home of a Bayer pharmaceutical executive. The company is famous for aspirin and Aleve, and for its merger with Monsanto, maker of the controversial weed killer, Roundup.

The FBI is investigating after a Bayer pharmaceutical executive’s New Jersey home caught fire earlier this month in a suspected arson attack. No one was injured in the March 4 incident, though the home was occupied at the time,