Man who killed parents was manic depressive
In Rock Hill a man charged with killing his parents suffered manic low mood and instability, according to his grandmother. Jimmy Robertson, 24, and 18-year-old Meredith Moon were arrested in Philadelphia after police found Earl and Terry Robertson dead in York County. The grandmother said he has long battled mental illness and drug issues, and notes he was restricted by probation and car access. Chip Robertson backs his brother’s lifelong manic disorder.
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Rock Hill
Christine Robertson
Jimmy
Jimmy Robertson
Meredith Moon
Philadel
Phia
Earl
Terry Robertson
York County
Pennsylvania
Robertson
Chip Robertson
Ten Die On South Carolina Roads In Thanksgiving Weekend
The Associated Press reports ten people died on South Carolina highways during the Thanksgiving weekend. Victims include Jeffrey Dean Hedgepath of Fort Lawn in Chester County, Thelma Ann Elliott of Lake City, and Mary W. Worthy of Blair, with multiple others across Sumter, Kingstree, Manning, Lancaster, Seabrook, Greenwood, Goose Creek and St Helena Island. The fatalities occurred from Thursday through Sunday along US highways and interstates including US 21, S C 39, S C 215, S C 261, US 15, US 25, and Interstate 26.
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South Carolina
Highway Patrol
Jeffrey Dean Hedgepath
Fort Lawn
US 21
Chester County
Thelma Ann Elliott
Lake City
S.C
Hemingway
Mary W. Worthy
Blair
Lugman Jamal Rahman
Sumter
Lashay T. Williams
Nesmith
Kingstree
Reco Mae Johnson
Manning
US 15
Summerton
Benjamine Hayward Faulkenberry
Lancaster
Taxahaw Road
Malcolm Stevens
Seabrook
St. Helena Island
John W. Edwards
Greenwood
Donald B. Tapley
Goose Creek
Interstate
Charleston
Associated Press
Governor lauds DJJ offenders as voices of hope during Carolighting
Governor David Beasley praised juvenile offenders at the Department of Juvenile Justice as voices of hope during the Governor's Carolighting in Columbia. Inmates plan their own version of A Christmas Carol, highlighting second chances. Dani Jones, a 3-year-old leukemia patient who survived a bone marrow transplant, switched on the state Christmas tree lights.
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Columbia
David Beasley
Department of Juvenile Justice
Beasley
Dani Jones
Controversial cancer doctor dies of heart attack
Dr. Rajko Medenica, a Yugoslavian cancer specialist whose unorthodox treatments drew devoted patients and enemies, died in his New York home from a heart attack at 58. He had established a Hilton Head Island practice in 1986 attracting patients globally and was a pioneer in interferon research and use.
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Rajko Medenica
New York
Medenica
Montenegro
Yugoslavia
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