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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2008
Page
1
A Wisconsin student called 911 from her cell phone shortly before she was killed, but the dispatcher hung up and did not call back or send police. The article invites viewers to watch video coverage on the Aiken Standard site.
An attorney says a DNA test confirmed that James Brown fathered a 6-year-old son. The claim follows the woman's prior statement that she aimed to become Brown's wife before his death. The report notes ongoing family and legal considerations surrounding the case.
Obituary notices list Haskell J Boyd Susie Flowers Corley William F Punch Jr and Philip Ouimet James H Sapp among the Cincinnati Ohio and New Ellenton area deceased with funeral details forthcoming.
Thousands gathered in downtown Aiken for the 2008 Lobster Festival on Newberry Street. The event opened at 5 30 PM and kept guests entertained with music laughter rides and outdoor sights as revelers arrived from early evening through the night.
Children laughed and families crowded in as 16 heats of five lobsters raced for bragging rights. Todd Stilp said the event aimed to keep action moving and spectators entertained amid carnival foods and demonstrations hosted for youngsters.
Charles Ray Fuller of Crowley was arrested in Fort Worth on forgery for attempting to cash a 360 billion dollar personal check to start a record business. Police also charged him with unlawfully carrying a weapon and marijuana possession after finding a .25 caliber handgun and under two ounces of marijuana.
Authorities say they have not yet identified a suspect in the slaying of 47 year old Ann Smith. More than 60 evidence items are under analysis by state agents while detectives collect samples for comparison. Lt. David Tumo notes no suspects but urges caution and no speculation as the case proceeds.
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