Jurors say they would have rejected death penalty in Williams case
Five jurors who sentenced Alexander Williams to death in 1986 say they would not have voted for the death penalty had new information been known. They state Williams suffered childhood abuse and mental illness, urging the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles to commute the sentence.
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Augusta
Alexander Williams
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Williams
Georgia Supreme Court
Efore Williams
Wiliams
Liams
Harold Daniel
Stephen Dickson
O.L
Collins
Williams referenced in suicide note on age and illness prompting life sentence
The writer from Taiwan expresses strong reservations about capital punishment, citing Mr Williams' age, mental illness, and history of child abuse. He urges the board to impose life without parole as the only appropriate alternative.
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Lawrence Russell IV
Taiwan
USC Aiken investigates campus incident involving residents
Law Enforcement and Safety Department at USC Aiken conducts an administrative review of a Monday night event at Pacer Downs. Three residents Michael Tyler Eric Dugan and Areon Atkinson and officer C L Chavous were involved. Atkinson was handcuffed ticketed for disorderly conduct while Tyler and Dugan faced no charges. Chavous awaits review results.
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Unisity of
South Carolina
Sponse
Pacer Downs
USC Aiken
USCA
Plex
D.A. Wilson
C.L. Chavous
Aiken
Michael Tyler
Eric Dugan
Areon Vashall Atkinson
Wilson
Tyler
Dugan
Atkinson
Chavous
Martin
Wallet found after mailbox vandalism in Beech Island
An Aiken County man repairing a vandalized mailbox at his Boyd Pond Road farmhouse found a wallet and a credit card under the rubble. The incident involved seven damaged mailboxes in Beech Island. The victim asked for restitution from the 20 year old suspect's father and does not want charges filed.
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Aiken County
Boyd Pond Road
Beech Island
Aiken
Mailboxes Destroyed by Bombs in Local Subdivisions
Explosive devices damaged at least two mailboxes on Saturday night prompting investigations by two law enforcement agencies. A resident on Huron Drive reported his mailbox blown open, with bottle fragments and foil found inside. A Houndslake resident later confirmed another mailbox destruction and officers found a bottle with foil and an unknown liquid at the scene.
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Huron Drive
Aiken County
Houndslake
Aiken
Mobile home park annexation tabled by city council
At a study session the council tabled a formal vote on annexing Glenn Gentry s 22.41 acre parcel housing Gentry Mobile Home Park on Old Edgefield and Brigham Roads. Staff will supply ownership, crime, and park standards data before any action.
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Glenn Gentry
Old Edgefield
Brigham Roads
Gentry
Aiken County
Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
South Carolina
Lark Jones
Missing Aiken County woman Connie Quattlebaum sought
The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office seeks Connie Johnson Quattlebaum 33 of 40 Bent Arrow Road last seen July 10 by her husband. She is white, 5 ft 7, 145 pounds, brown hair, green eyes, with a scar. Contact (803) 642-1761 or toll free 800 922 9211, or Aiken County Crime Stoppers at 2 1798 for up to 1000 reward.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Connie Johnson Quattlebaum
Bent Arrow Road
Quattlebaum
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