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Clay County Circuit Judge James T. Kitchens inspects the .22-caliber weapon that killed Danelle Young in 2009 while Special Assistant Attorney General Jackie Bost II and Sandra Levick, legal director for the Mississippi Innocence Project, watch. Blair Ballou/MCIR

MCIR: Tameshia Shelton is serving life for murder. But was the death involved really a suicide?
By JERRY MITCHELL - MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
Mon,01/17/22-3:54PM, 157 Reads 2,606 Statewide
A hearing continues Tuesday to determine if a Clay County woman, serving a life sentence for the death of her sister’s boyfriend, will get a new trial.
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Greenville police seek public help to solve 1st homicide of the year
Wed,01/12/22-8:04AM, 636 Reads
Greenville’s first homicide of the year took place this week.
At about 10:20 p.m. Monday, the Greenville Police Department received a call of shots being fired in the area of Spruce and Ninth streets.
Upon further investigation, officers discovered a black male had suffered several gunshot wounds to his body.
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USPIS: REWARD on Robbery of the Vaiden Post Office, MS, 39176 - UP TO $50,000
By PRESS RELEASE - USPIS
Tue,01/11/22-5:18PM, 205 Reads 4,173 Statewide
Below is a press release from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service:
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Pictured is Edna Moudy holding a photo of her mother taken shortly before she disappeared from Indianola in 1974. To the right of that photo is the same picture of Carolyn Moudy. Below that photo is the composite sketch of Carolyn Moudy that was produced by law enforcement in south Florida.

"I WANTED TO MEET YOU": ANSWERS LEAD TO MORE QUESTIONS FOR FAMILY, POLICE IN 46-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY
By BRYAN DAVIS
Sun,12/26/21-1:18PM, 2,088 Reads 26,025 Statewide
Carolyn Jeanette Dunn Moudy disappeared from Indianola in 1974, leaving behind two daughters. Her fate remained a mystery for over four decades.
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January 19, 2022