19yearold man. He was actually arrested own a gun charge just nine days before the killing. So the question now becomes how was it that he was out of jail. He along with a 20yearold woman were booked on charges of murder, robbery, and using a gun. They are accused of the killing the morning of july 16th as he was capturing photos of the sunrise in twin peaks. The couple is also accused of robbing a pair of tourists july 28th. Court documents reveal that mims has a string of burglary charges. He was arrested for possession of a firearm by a felon just nine days before french was killed. He was arrested on the 7th, and he was released just four days later. It makes you question the judicial system when you have a convicted felon in possession of a firearm thats released on his own recognizance and commits such a heinous crime just five days later. Reporter now, we have learned that the pretrial diversion project conducts what is called a Safety Risk Assessment of each inmate. It is a Pro
According to the District Attorneys Office this is not the first time a neighbor has pulled a gun on his next door neighbor. This time, however, it ended up with one man dead and another behind bars. I heard at least one maybe two gunshots. Reporter it was about 1 00 e time jack made his way to the door of his home in the 300 block of box helder drive in west goshen he knew something was terribly wrong. Probably five or six police cars, an ambulance, um, the whole street was lit up. Reporter just two doors down, his 51yearold neighbor brooks jennings lay dead in his yard. Police say his neighbor Clayton Carter who he had a long standing dispute with shot and killed him following another argument between the two men. Did you ever sense that their dispute would escalate to Something Like this . Well, it crossed my mind because its abundantly aware in the neighborhood that clayton owned firearms. So, yes. Reporter police had been called to the home several hours earlier. They say over cur
Southampton county, recruiting slaves and killing more than five dozen white men, women and children, more than killed ever in any slave revolt in united states. Examining the terrible choices faced by slaves and also the deep disagreements among whites about how to respond to the rebels, todays speaker will discuss new ways of thinking about nat turner, his revolt, southampton county, and even american slavery itself. Patrick breen is an associate professor of history at Providence College and the author of the land shall be deluged in blood. He has published articles in the journal of the early republic, the virginia magazine of history and biography, and the Oxford University press anthology of nat turner. With the release of the movie birth of the nation, how many of you have seen birth of a nation . The new version. [laughter] thank you. Far fewer. How many have seen the old version of birth of a nation . I still worry about you people sometimes. [laughter] with the release of the
I mean the woman he referred to as his angel mother, nancy lincoln, the woman who regarded in his fatherand his whose relationship with him remains something of a controversy even today. Of the three, who was influential and who was a negative influence . Why dont we start with sydney. Microphone. Negativesitive and the were about one experience, and that was an experience of being in the lincoln family growing up. Him,tepmother protected crucially, from his father, which enabled his Early Education and that was the initial positive spark for lincoln. Lincoln was a bright, inquisitive, naturally inquisitive child, but he was suppressed by his father. Was ather himself suppressed man and that have enormous influence all the way through his life and deeply on his articulate thinking on slavery. Had been a poor third farmer in kentucky. He had been cut out of the family inheritance. His stepbrother had taken it all and wound up being a quasiaristocratic. He had terrible luck was reduced t
I mean the woman he referred to as his angel mother, nancy lincoln, the woman who regarded in his fatherand his whose relationship with him remains something of a controversy even today. Of the three, who was influential and who was a negative influence . Why dont we start with sydney. Microphone. Negativesitive and the were about one experience, and that was an experience of being in the lincoln family growing up. Him,tepmother protected crucially, from his father, which enabled his Early Education and that was the initial positive spark for lincoln. Lincoln was a bright, inquisitive, naturally inquisitive child, but he was suppressed by his father. Was ather himself suppressed man and that have enormous influence all the way through his life and deeply on his articulate thinking on slavery. Had been a poor third farmer in kentucky. He had been cut out of the family inheritance. His stepbrother had taken it all and wound up being a quasiaristocratic. He had terrible luck was reduced t