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2. Second man sentenced for throwing concrete from overpass - AOL

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   A second man accused of throwing concrete from overpasses along Highway 34 and Interstate 74 in Knox County has entered a plea in the case. Grant Oyler pleaded guilty in Knox County Court to ...

3. Murders of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom

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   The defendants in the four state cases from the 2000s all appealed their convictions. Sentencing judge Richard Baumgartner, one of Knox County's three Criminal Court judges, was forced to resign from the bench in March 2011, having admitted to drug addiction and purchasing prescription pain medication from convicts.

4. Judge decides to name suspect in Knox County teen murder case

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   KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The 15-year-old suspect in a murder case that has shocked the community appeared in Knox County Juvenile Court Thursday morning. The presiding judge, Timothy E. Irwin ...

5. Murder of Emma Walker - Wikipedia

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   The trial started on April 30, 2018, [31] in the Knox County Criminal Court. [16] On May 1, Walker's family took the stand to recount the day of the murder. Two of the family's neighbors, the 911 operator who took Jill Walker's call, and one of the investigators on the case also testified. [32]

6. Murders of Joel and Lisa Guy - Wikipedia

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   The FBI, Knox County Sheriff's Office and East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office placed Guy Jr. under surveillance for a few days and apprehended him on November 29 as he was entering his 2006 Hyundai Sonata in the Nicholson Drive apartment complex parking lot in Baton Rouge. [22] A meat grinder was discovered in the trunk of Guy Jr.'s car ...

7. Jury finds Knoxville mother guilty of reckless homicide in ...

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   Robin Howington in Knox County court on Oct. 17, 2019. Her sentencing is set for April 19, and she will face a minimum of 15 years, the Knox County District Attorney's Office said in a news release.