we had now an actual person who had heard her say that and even offered him money to kill mr. roberts. hodge built her case leading to one question most jurors wanted answered, what was the motive? the granddaughter thought she knew the answer to that. what did he leave her? the building, and any car that she wanted from his car lot. the building was worth about $150, 000, it housed her store, julia s, in south carolina and a small community that would take you far? yes. the state believed julia was worried that she was never going to see that money, the reason? the relationship between julia and melvin was over, said prosecutors and she knew it. they put a friend of melvin s on the stand to back up their claims. he wasn t paying her bills anymore,, and he wasn t having anything to do with her. and with prosecutors believe what the final straw, that witness told the jury, melvin had led julian know that he had
could someone amongst them be the killer? melvin s granddaughter and emily started looking over her shoulder. who could this be? how could this have happened? who would want him dead? was it putting the town on edge? yes, there is a killer on the loose. we ve got to figure out who this is. detectives were working around the clock, trying to narrow down the long list of potential suspects. they learned that the angry tenet who fit the description of the man they were looking for couldn t possibly be the color. he was at work. prosecutor chris hodge. you had to clock in nine clock out. and his employer verified at the time he was there, that he had not left. stayed until a shift was over. so he an airtight alibi. then there was the handyman. jeanne mosque, who d had an argument with melvin shortly before the murder. when detective billy mumaw question mosque, he said he was at home with his wife. that s kind of a shaky alibi, your wife? yes, a phone call was made to him b
Celebration Church founders Stovall and Kerri Weems have filed a lawsuit accusing the Association of Related Churches, one of North America's largest church-planting organizations, and several high-profile members of its executive team, including Church of the Highlands founder and leader, Chris Hodges, of "engineering" a takeover of the church and damaging their reputations.
Celebration Church founders Stovall and Kerri Weems have filed a lawsuit accusing the Association of Related Churches, one of North America's largest church-planting organizations, and several high-profile members of its executive team, including Church of the Highlands founder and leader, Chris Hodges, of "engineering" a takeover of the church and damaging their reputations.
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