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In 2001, Wilson co-authored the report "Closing the Achievement Gap: Improving Educational Outcomes for African-American Children" as a member of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators. [8] Wilson was first elected to the Missouri House of Representatives in a special election in 1999. She served in that body through 2002.
Wilson was one of two women in the second class of the Lincoln University of Missouri School of Law. She was the second African-American woman that passed the bar and licensed to practice in Missouri in 1943. [4] In 1946, Wilson's father, James T. Bush, a real estate broker, was instrumental in helping the J. D. Shelley family buy a home.
Wilson was born in Christian County, Missouri, just south of Nixa to John C. Wilson and Arlena J. Wilson (née Goddard), [1] who had come to Missouri in a covered wagon from the hills of Tennessee. He was the family's first son after six daughters: Cassie, Carrie, Edna, Bertha, Myrtle, and Vancie Martha. The entire family was known for being ...
Loved ones of slain cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson opened up about their loss in heartbreaking victim impact statements after Kaitlin Armstrong was found guilty of her murder.
On the night of May 11, 2022, professional cyclist Anna Moriah "Mo" Wilson was fatally shot by Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, at a friend's home in Austin, Texas.Armstrong, a yoga instructor and licensed realtor, committed the crime out of jealousy triggered by Wilson's romantic encounter with her on-and-off boyfriend pro cyclist Colin Strickland.
In July 1991, the Supreme Court of Missouri denied Wilson's request for a trial by jury, concluding that he understood the guilty plea. [6] In 1993, Wilson requested a pardon from then governor of Missouri Mel Carnahan, which was granted in September 1995 after a year-long investigation of the case. It concluded that there was no physical ...
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James Wilson Chambers White 48 M November 15, 2000 Jefferson: Jerry Lee Oestricker Roger B. Wilson: 47 Stanley Dewaine Lingar: White 37 M February 7, 2001 Ripley [k] Thomas Scott Allen Bob Holden: 48 Tomas Grant Ervin: White 50 M March 28, 2001 Cole: Mildred Hodges and Richard Hodges 49 Mose Young Jr. Black 45 M April 25, 2001 St. Louis City