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Major Case Squad looking for persons of interest in deadly Lincoln County stabbing Sam Clancy
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The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis is looking for a man and a woman they said are persons of interest in the deadly stabbing of a man in Lincoln County Sunday.
A press release from the Major Case Squad said the Lincoln County Sherriff s Department was called to Grizzlys Lane where they found a 44-year-old Christopher Wright stabbed to death.
During their investigation, Major Case Squad investigators identified 24-year-old Alex B. Kersting and 41-year-old Monica L. Deroy as persons of interest in the case. The release said they were last seen driving a red, 2007 Ford Taurus with Missouri license plates ZD2F8P.
Major Case Squad investigators are looking for 24-year-old Alex B. Kersting and 41-year-old Monica L. Deroy Author: Sam Clancy Updated: 10:40 PM CST January 18, 2021
LINCOLN COUNTY, Mo. The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis is looking for a man and a woman they said are persons of interest in the deadly stabbing of a man in Lincoln County Sunday.
A press release from the Major Case Squad said the Lincoln County Sherriff s Department was called to Grizzlys Lane where they found a 44-year-old Christopher Wright stabbed to death.
During their investigation, Major Case Squad investigators identified 24-year-old Alex B. Kersting and 41-year-old Monica L. Deroy as persons of interest in the case. The release said they were last seen driving a red, 2007 Ford Taurus with Missouri license plates ZD2F8P.
It is believed the man died from an intentional act, police said.
On Sunday, they released information and images about the man found dead. Police said he was a black man possibly in his 30s with a beard and multiple distinctive tattoos. Police said he had a 69 tattoo under his right eye and a CMC tattoo across his abdomen.
He was wearing light gray jeans, a black, Harley-Davidson leather jacket and a unique Denver Broncos ball cap when he was killed.
Later Sunday, the Major Case Squad identified him as Keith G. Carter.
The Major Case Squad said the man may be from the City of St. Louis and may frequent homeless areas.