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nsel with the discovery process[....] [Continue Reading] Mlive (Grand Rapids, MI): "Woman accused of helping to hide body of Fort Hood soldier has Jackson ties," Marie Weidmayer, July 06, 2020, 4:47 PM A woman arrested and charged for allegedly helping hide a body in Texas once lived in Jackson, Michi

ent at a residence on the 14300 block of Scioto Avenue. Continue Reading] Alabama News Network: "US Marshals: Suspect Charged with Murder of Ke'Aira Battle," Unattributed, July 06, 2020, 10:58 PM According to the US Marshals, James Burton Dunn was taken into custody Monday morning and charged with Cap

on Dunn was taken into custody Monday morning and charged with Capital Murder in the death of Ke'Aira Battle. On Friday, June 19, authorities found Battle's body outside of Elmore Community Hospital. An investigation determined she died from a gunshot wound. [Continue Reading] WKYC-NBC (Cleveland, OH)

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