Upstate NY police have identified the body found last week inside a smoldering clothing donation bin as 43-year-old Michelle McFarren. Police spotted a clothing bin on fire at 2:21 a.m. on March 6 in a Glens Falls parking lot. Once the fire was extinguished and the box was opened, McFarren’s body was inside.

The daughter of a New York woman found dead inside a burning clothing donation bin says she does not believe the official version of events surrounding her mother’s death.Michelle McFarren, 43, was discovered around 2:20 a.

A Bennington woman’s body was found burning in a clothing bin in Glens Falls last week.Police say it happened at around 2:20 a.m. on March 6th, when officers spotted a clothing bin on fire in a parking lot on Hudson Avenue.

A woman whose body was found in a flaming donation bin in Glens Falls, New York, was originally from Vermont, NBC5 has learned.Last week, a woman was found dead in a clothing donation bin that had been set on fire in a parking lot on Hudson Avenue.

Police are investigating a dead body found early Thursday morning inside a burning clothing donation bin in Upstate New York. The Times Union reports that officers on patrol spotted a clothing bin on fire at 2:21 a.m. in the parking lot of 70 Hudson Ave. in Glens Falls.

Officers on patrol noticed a donation box on fire in Glens Falls. When the fire department came to put it out, they found a body inside.

The clothing bin is owned by the American Clothing Recycling Company, whose manager, John D’Ambrosio, told WTEN that he felt horrible about the situation. He also told the outle