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First of six suspects found guilty in murder, kidnapping of N.C. man whose body was never found since 2018

First of six suspects found guilty in murder, kidnapping of N.C. man whose body was never found since 2018 WBTV Web Staff © Provided by WBTV Charlotte Robert Littleton was found guilty in Tennessee of first-degree murder and more charges in the 2018 death of Carlton Lamaar Edmondson. BURKE COUNTY, N.C. (WBTV) - The first of six suspects has been found guilty in the 2018 murder and kidnapping of a North Carolina man whose body was never found. Robert Littleton was found guilty in Tennessee of first-degree murder and more charges in the 2018 death of Carlton Lamaar Edmondson. Littleton faced charges of first-degree murder, especially aggravated kidnapping, conspiracy to commit especially aggravated kidnapping, extortion, conspiracy to commit extortion and aggravated assault.

Officials: Man killed his mother, stepfather and 2 deputies in Watauga County, N.C. mass shooting

Officials: Man killed his mother, stepfather and 2 deputies in Watauga County, N.C. mass shooting

Officials: Five dead, including two deputies, in hours-long standoff in Watauga County, NC

The victims were identified as Sgt. Chris Ward, K-9 Deputy Logan Fox, Michelle Annette Ligon and George Wyatt Ligon.

'Incredibly tragic situation': Two deputies shot in deadly hours-long standoff in Watauga County, NC

Officials: Five dead, including two deputies, in hours-long standoff in Watauga County, NC WBTV News Now: Two deputies killed, officer shot in Watauga County standoff By WBTV Web Staff | April 28, 2021 at 1:29 PM EDT - Updated April 29 at 12:45 PM WATAUGA COUNTY, N.C. (AP/WBTV) - Authorities say two deputies were killed and three other people, including a suspected gunman, were found dead after an hours-long standoff in Watauga County Wednesday. A third officer was also shot in the standoff. The deputies were shot while responding to a welfare check at a home on Hardaman Circle in Boone after the homeowner and his family did not go to work or respond to phone calls. The standoff began around 9:44 a.m. Wednesday and ended just before 11 p.m.