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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2015
Page
1
Police say deputy shot his wife and faces involuntary manslaughter charge. Candace L. Blakley, 24, died at the 1900 block Coulter Avenue scene after a 7:36 p.m. Saturday incident. Matthew Blakley, 24, told officers the shooting was an accident as he was restrained at gunpoint while authorities responded.
Readers are invited to recreate a childhood photo with their father for the Father’s Day edition of the Aiken Standard. Submit the original and recreated images to mystery@aikenstandard.com to be considered for publication online or in print.
Deaths and Funerals roundup notes no new deaths reported in the area for the period. It lists forthcoming services and memorial notices from local families and area churches.
The area will see mostly sunny conditions with a high near 102 degrees and a low around 74. The 5 day outlook continues hot and dry with little rain chances.
Local and national safety groups warn of deadly risks from heat in unattended cars. In 2013 to 2014 there were 75 deaths nationwide, with four reported so far in 2015. Lt. Jake Mahoney of Aiken warns against relying on air conditioning and urges calling 911 if children are left alone in vehicles.
Beech Island man Paul D. Wright, 37, was killed when his 1996 Honda rolled over on Storm Branch Road near Pine Log Road. Passenger Holly Worley, Graniteville, was ejected and taken to Georgia Regents University Shock Trauma. High speed cited, no seat belts worn. toxicology pending as the SC Highway Patrol investigates.
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