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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2015
Page
1
Authorities request public help identifying a vehicle and a couple seen between December 4 and December 8. Call 803-507-1437 or email investigations aikencountysheriff.org with any sightings.
Police recovered the red Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder with license CBL872 and a front plate Carolina Girl after a crime. Officials say the killer likely knew the couple and is a local resident. Tip line 803-507-1437.
Local page highlights festive community effort as volunteers raise funds and sing Christmas carols at The Willcox raising spirits and gathering donations from residents and visitors alike.
Obituaries list Alvie Randall of Aiken Mary Ann Butler of Williston and William McConnell Benton of Fort Lauderdale among area deaths. Funeral notices accompany the 6A Deaths and Funerals page.
Sunny spells dominate the five day outlook with mild daytime temperatures around 58 degrees and cooler nights near 31 degrees. The period should remain dry with light northwest breezes and no significant precipitation expected.
Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt appealed for tips after Louis Baker Cochran and Sandra Cochran were killed between December 4 and 8. He said the killer is likely a local resident and withheld many details while noting the couple’s car was stolen and later recovered. Officials have interviewed numerous witnesses and asked residents to report any unusual activity.
Capt. Amber Phelps led a two day food clothing and toy drive at the Aiken Mall inviting clients into the former JCPenney store. Kristina Miller and Karissa Matthews expressed gratitude noting the help will bring gifts for their children this Christmas.
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