Jury Deliberations Over Murder Case Continue in Davis Home Shooting
The jury sent notes on how to appoint a foreperson and requested photos and the videotape of the crime scene. Closing arguments highlighted the charge’s complexity and the emotional impact of the April 16, 1989 murders, with prosecution asserting guilt beyond reasonable doubt and defense stressing credibility and lack of physical evidence.
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Jones
U.S
Tom Bondurant Jr
Charlie Gilmore
Bondurant
Davis
Merrick Lane
Bobby Hopewell
Thomas’ Blaylock
Leary
Blaylock
Brian Burnopp
Ealy
John Mark Ealy
Sam
Tony Giorno
Walter Lesight
Pete” Church
Goddess of Justice
Giorno
Tom Scott
Carnival schedules set for Saturday activities and parking
Carnival rides open Saturday at 10 a.m. and run to midnight with multiple events including a Bloodmobile at Johnston Chapel Baptist Church from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A Chili Cookoff and a 5K Run are on the agenda. Parking will be near Morrison Drive by Southern Highlands Center with a handicap shuttle and a footbridge link to the park.
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Morrison Drive
Southern Highlands
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Demolition plans in southern West Virginia rise after floods
In McDowell County the Army Corps of Engineers details demolition of about 200 to 300 condemned structures after the May 2 flood. The process depends on fire marshal action and state-leased parcels, with work expected to begin within a week and run up to 20 days at a pace of about 12 structures daily.
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McDowell County
Steve Wright
Army Corps of Engineers
Huntington
Wright
Shooting continues as police probe fatality in Charleston
Alexander would not specify Miller's exact wound and noted no weapon was recovered by Tuesday. Investigators pursue several leads as the body is sent to the State Medical Examiner's Office in Charleston for autopsy.
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Alexander
State Medical Examiner’s Office
Charleston
Greg Jordan
Gjordan
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Tazewell man faces up to 50 years for drug conviction
Robert Keith Lockhart 50 of Raven Virginia also known as Bo Lockhart was found guilty in circuit court of conspiracy to distribute a schedule II narcotic and distribution of a narcotic patch from an April 20 2001 offense. Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Lee said fentanyl patches are potent addictive pain meds. A sentencing date is pending before Circuit Court Judge Chip Smith. Lee praised the verdict noting community stance against illegal narcotics.
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Tazewell County
Robert Keith Lockhart
Raven, Va
Bo Lockhart
Commonwealth
Dennis Lee
Chip Smith
Lee
Charles Owens
Cowens
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