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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

25 Dec 2002

Page 9

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 2002

Page

9

Baton Rouge serial killer linked to Louisiana deaths

Authorities confirm the November death of Trineisha Colomb 23 of Lafayette is the latest linked case in a Baton Rouge serial murder spree. DNA ties connect Colomb to earlier victims Gina Wilson Green Charlotte Murray Pace and Pam Kinlamore while investigators pursue leads and urge public tips as a task force presses the case.

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Louisiana Baton Rouge Trineisha Dene Colomb Lafayette Grand Coteau Colomb Craig Stansbury Rene Colomb Daily Advertiser Lafayette Parish Mike Neustrom Gina Wilson Green Charlotte Murray Pace Pam Kinlamore Dene Pig Stansbury Pace Ann Pace
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Protesters Arrested Outside Kentucky Police Offices

Eighteen demonstrators were arrested outside Louisville police headquarters on Monday the tenth day of protests over the killing of James Taylor a handcuffed black man shot 11 times by a detective Police said Taylor lunged at detectives with a knife The arrestees faced misdemeanor charges of obstruction or failure to disperse Reverend Milton Seymore and civil rights leader Reverend Louis Coleman were among those arrested Coleman was charged with obstruction and failure to disperse All defendants were released on their own recognizance and protesters were warned that street blockings would not be allowed again

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