Abducted Princeton woman released after captors surrender
Delilah Blaylock, 46, was released by captors after two Princeton men 21 and 19 turned themselves in on kidnapping warrants. Two more suspects Weeks II and Lambert remained at large. Husband assaulted in the home invasion, motive linked to a drug debt. Blaylock contacted daughter from a payphone near Bluefield High School.
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Beckley Road
Delilah Blaylock
Bluefield High School
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Mercer County Sheriff's Department
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Tracy Allen Akers
C.N. Poe
Princeton Police Department
Bailey
Aubrey Gean Weeks II
Simon Russell Lambert
Glenwood
National Crime Information Center
Blaylock
Michael Blaylock
Government opposes Cherry stay request in Keystone case
BLUEFIELD The government Friday urged denial of Billie J. Cherry’s bid to delay sentencing on conspiracy, mail fraud and money laundering convictions tied to the collapse of First National Bank of Keystone. Cherry seeks a two month continuance to aid civil settlement talks and settle questions about the presentence report, but prosecutors call the request delays and unnecessary.
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Billie J. Cherry
Keystone
Cherry
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U.S
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Arnold
Terry L. Church
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Church
Alderson
Bill Archer
Barcher
White released on secured bond in Richlands High case
A retired Richlands High School teacher, Jerry White, was released on a $5,000 secured bond after a custodial indecent liberties charge involving a juvenile student. A preliminary hearing is set for May 2. investigation continues led by the Tazewell County Sheriff's Department and Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Lee. White is married to school board member Jan White.
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Richlands High School
Jerry White
Richlands
Tazewell County
Jan White
Lee
H.S. Caudill
Investi
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White
Frank Kilgore
Roy Jessee
Mercer County man charged with possession of Molotov Cocktail
Samuel Lee Thompson, 22, of Princeton, faces a federal information alleging possession of a Molotov Cocktail and a non registered firearm on Sept. 6, 2000 near Kegley. He, Hershel K. Lawson, 39, and Gregory Scott Russ, 26, were arrested Oct. 18, 2000, in a fire bombing case linked to the late Cheryl A. Van Blaricom, who died in 2001 from cancer complications. Lawson pleaded guilty and was sentenced to over eight years in federal prison in Bluefield.
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Princeton
Kegley
Thompson
Hershel K. Lawson
Gregory Scott Russ
Cheryl A. van Blaricom
Lawson
U.S. District Court
Bluefield
Luefield
Mercer County
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