Brothers Wilson face murder charge in Craven County
Christopher James Wilson and Jamie Paul Wilson appeared for first hearing on an open murder charge. The brothers, residents of 1407 Hyman Ave in Kinston, allegedly shot Shackleford at 4:20 p.m. on NC 55 near Fort Barnwell after a confrontation. They may face death or life without parole if convicted, and are held without bond with next court date June 12.
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Florida Keys reopen as lockdowns ease amid protests
On the first day of June, lockdowns ease from Asia to Europe to the United States as protests over George Floyd spark fears of new outbreaks. The Florida Keys welcome visitors for the first time in two months while Miami Dade Beaches remain closed. Local marina owner notes rising charter bookings as tourism tentatively rebounds, but the lively Keys vibe may take time to return.
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Amputee sails into new life on 31 foot boat
Jim Thibeault, a 76 year old Marine veteran from the Midwest, amputee and heart attack survivor, sold his home and bought a 31 foot O Day sailboat in Fairfield Harbour. He now lives aboard, relearns sailing, and plans to voyage toward Charleston and Florida while escaping the coronavirus lockdown.
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