An innocent Grandmother's home has been the target of an arson attack. 9News
Investigators believe it's a case of mistaken identity.
The offender had his face covered when he doused the front door of the Kentish Street home with accelerant - setting it alight - and causing a huge fire ball to erupt.The incident happened around 5.30am. The explosion woke the resident Sue Peterson, forcing her to attempt to stop the flames from spreading to the rest of her home.The Rebels bikie gang was also mentioned in a graffiti message sprayed on the footpath outside the home.
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