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Police arrest man charged with murder and aggravated abuse of 2-week-old daughter
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) The Metro Nashville Police Department has indicted a former Nashville resident with charges of first-degree murder, aggravated child neglect, and aggravated child abuse in connection with the death of his two-week-old daughter in January 2020.
Police said 25-year-old Johnathon Lemons was taken into custody Wednesday at a Stanford, Kentucky hospital where he was awaiting the birth of another child by his current girlfriend.
Metro Police said Johnathon Lemons, 25, who formerly lived at a Wallace Road apartment, is charged in the death of Harmony Lemons, who died on January 6, 2020, at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital from a severe brain injury. The medical examiner determined the cause of death as blunt head trauma.
It was the northern premiere of the musical and Barrow Amateur did the town proud. Because the show is nearly all sung, and there are very few spoken words, the actors had to put all their emotions across in song, stated the review. Kenny Smyth as the American world chess champion Frederick Trumper did this brilliantly. He had a strong rock voice and performed his songs really well, and his added dramatic dimension made him a force to be reckoned with, said the review. Sarah Flanaghan as Florence Vassey, Trumper s chess second and lover, gave a moving performance as the woman who kept putting love for the men in her life before her own interests.
Barrow Amateurs completely sold out the whole week’s run of Annie at Forum 28 in 1999. The show opened with society newcomer Sally Kemp as the red-headed orphan whose optimism inspires a United States president. The St Bernard’s School pupil was chosen for the role after nearly 400 girls turned up for the audition. GATHERED: The cast of Barrow Amateurs’ production of Annie, staged at Forum 28 in 1999 Children’s casting committee member Bill Calvert said during the auditions that the task was proving to be extremely difficult when there were so many talented girls to choose from. Grainne McKenna, Rachael Jackson, Amy Larcombe, Chelsea Fitzgerald, Michelle Smith, Paige Cook and Brogan Anderson won parts as Annie’s fellow orphans.