Blue Ridge Summit murder case moves toward trial
Clayton Faxon and Jeremiah Reynolds face court actions after Reynolds pleaded guilty to third degree murder and robbery in the fatal shooting of Mrs. Groff at a Blue Ridge Summit convenience store. Reynolds is to testify against Faxon as his case proceeds with pre trial motions and no date set.
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Groff
Blue Ridge Summit
Jeremiah Reynolds
Sabillasville
Reynolds
Faxon
Hughes
Clayton
Jeremiah
Robert Trambley
Jesse Starliper
God
Mr. Starliper
Ms. Fisher
Walker
FORMAC leaders rally to oppose Fort Ritchie site change
Ritchie group FORMAC led by ex Fort Ritchie commander Meininger and Lonnie Knickmeier mobilize to block a Defense Department recommendation reducing Fort Ritchie use. They aim to present a strong case today at the UMBC hearing, hoping broad attendance counters larger Letterkenny Depot turnout.
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Meininger
Formac
Defense Department
Knickmeier
Lonnie
Disa Westhem
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Letterkenny Army Depot
Pennsylvania
Turf battle over junior fire station site near State Farm cited
Junior officials seek land on Opossumtown Pike for a new station but Walkersville volunteers oppose moving from their area. Commissioners warn residents near Waterside may face fire taxes if jurisdiction changes. Negotiations continue with landowners as study of options extends at least five years.
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Opossumtown Pike
State Farm
Charles Abrecht
Abrecht
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company
Walkersville Company
Scott Campbell
Bruce Reeder
Reeder
Waterside
Hoke
Walkersville
Wormans Mill
Hugh Roper
Civic Association
Mr. Roper
Sewell Letter Details March 12 Events in Sheriff’s Ranch Case
Sewell, in a letter to a Sheriff’s Ranch employee, outlines March 12 hours from noon to 2:30 a.m. when he reported finding bodies. He admitted his timeline may be off and his account has changed. Campbell argues domestic strife began March 6 and Se wel failed to wake Kester for work, costing her a job. He describes earlier abuse, the couple’s child dispute, and physical harm.
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Sewell
Campbell
Ms. Kester
Jacob
Murder trial details reveal motive robbery and anger
Testimony describes Sewell returning to the apartment then strangling Ms. Kester and Jacob amid a ransacked scene. Evidence cites a hooded coat, rope, and a jump rope used to bind and the wallet missing $100. Prosecutor argues money motive. defense claims Sewell as victim. Sewell on parole for armed robbery. March 1986 plan included 15 year term.
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Mr. Campbell
Sewell
Ms. Kester
Jacob
Family testimony chronicles Susan Kester life and struggles
The Kesters describe their daughter Susan as bright yet restless, mixing acts of care with a hot temper and school troubles. They recall her early success in 4 H and Ruth Babe club pages, her dropouts, a GED pursuit, and bad influences, while insisting they never gave up on her.
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Kesters
Mr. Kester
Mrs. Kester
Susan
Frederick High School
Kester
Menendez brothers retrial date moved to August sixteenth
Los AngelesAP Erik and Lyle Menendez second trial on murdering their wealthy parents will be postponed to August 16. The judge in Van Nuys Superior Court said the June 12 date was not feasible and shifted the case two months.
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Los Angeles
Erik
Lyle Menendez
van Nuys
Stanley Weisberg
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