P.G. prosecutors: Oxon Hill woman burned in love triangle

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A love triangle left one woman and her 3-year-old daughter suffering from severe burns after a D.C. woman instructed her friend to throw an acidlike substance on them, according to Prince George’s County prosecutors.

Tamara Jackson, 31, faces two counts of first- and second-degree assault, as well as charges of conspiracy to commit assault, as the alleged mastermind of the March 2011 incident, in which she recruited a friend to stake out the home of her ex-boyfriend’s former flame, prosecutors said.

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