Murder hearing set in Jones triple homicide case
Prosecutors told a judge they need about three-quarters of a day to present evidence at a preliminary hearing on three counts of first degree murder for Christopher E. Jones and one count of aggravated battery for stabbing his wife Catherine. Jones, 46, appeared in orange jail clothes as Judge Carl B. Anderson Jr. read charges and kept bond at 3.5 million dollars. The hearing is scheduled for December 13, with defense concerns about time to prepare.
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David Clouston
Selina Journal
Cpherson
Christopher E. Jones
Carl B. Anderson Jr
Alexander Walczak
Jones
Lindsborg
Ron Evans
John Briggs
Death Penalty Defense Unit
Topeka
Anderson
Christopher
Joshua
Sarah
Catherine
Walczak
John Bork
State Attorney General's Office
Saline County
Salina
McPherson County
Evans
Molotov device found in South Poplar alley
Police investigate a possible Molotov cocktail explosion in the west alley of the 700 block of South Poplar at 9:25 p.m. Sunday. A cloth soaked in gasoline and 10 fragments of green glass were recovered. Fire officials reported no substantial fire. Fire Chief Jeff Carner commented on the minimal damage.
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Jeff Carner
Ottawa Middle School
E. A. Pomona
Kaye Prochnow
Massy Electronics
Oregon Road
Ambulange
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Hamilton Road
Cheyenne Country
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Main
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South Pine
North Main
West Ninth
Judy McCurdy
Hickory
Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
David and
Cindy Bones
S. Main
Candance Cobb
S. Burrough
Dan Ames
Carolyn A. Beeler
S. Princeton
Eldon Turner
S. Oak
Couple killed in police car crash in Kansas City
Willie Samuels 81 and Anita Spencer 45, a common law couple, died when Samuels southbound truck hit a patrol car at an eastbound intersection in Kansas City. Two officers were injured. one 26 year old with a broken arm and head injuries remained hospitalized in serious condition. Witness Tracy Revels described conflicting use of lights and sirens during the chase.
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Kansas City
APY
Willie Samuels
Anita Spencer
Samuels
Tracy Revels
Sedgwick coroner fired amid autopsy delays and abuse claims
Corrie May, head of the Regional Forensic Science Center since 1995, was fired by a unanimous Sedgwick County Commission vote after concerns over late autopsies and high staff turnover. Attorneys and officials noted the action after a lengthy closed session amid complaints of verbal abuse and delayed reports.
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Corrie May
Sedgwick
Jack Focht
May
Tom Winters
Kansas
T May
Afq
Focht
Yers
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N. Oak
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Curtis L. Hall
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Ottawa
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