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Jeremy Priddy

BEATEN TO DEATH

A normal day in a small, quiet Edmonson, KY county town quickly turned tragic for the family of Jeremy Priddy.

Jeremy had just landed his first “big money” job as a welder, was in love with his girlfriend and had returned Saturday from a Caribbean cruise with his family. Read the rest of this entry »

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Gay Edge, the mother of Clayton Edge, visited his grave at Winchester Cemetery. Clayton Edge, 23, held a bonfire party at his home on Pine Ridge Road in the early morning hours on the day he and two others were killed.

TRIPLE MURDER STILL UNSOLVED

WINCHESTER — Gay Edge goes to the cemetery each day and talks to her dead son, Clayton.

Carl and Crystal Reese take refuge in their faith to ease the loss of their boy, Robbie.

John Browning hired a private detective to dig into the circumstances surrounding the death of his son, Dustin.

But answers and justice have eluded these parents in the year since March 21, 2010, when the three men in their 20s were shot and killed in the rural Clark County house where they slept after a bonfire party. Read the rest of this entry »

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Kevin Price

HE WAS A VICTIM OF A BRUTAL MURDER

Somerset, KY — It was unseasonably bright and warm on Nov. 28, 2009 — the Saturday following Thanksgiving.

Lela Whitaker walked outside and said a prayer that her grandson, Kevin Price, would be found that day. Read the rest of this entry »

Dillon "Nemo" Bryant and Mom

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It’s been almost 18 months since a 19-year-old Carter County (KY) teenager went missing. Dillon “Nemo” Bryant’s body was found about a month later in an Elliott County pond. He had been shot in the head.

Dillon Bryant’s family believes people in the community may have the clues police need to solve the case. In addition to increasing the reward for information to $3750, Bryant’s family is also making it easier for the public to provide tips, and it involves the Post Office. Read the rest of this entry »

Bill and Peggy Stephenson

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11-29-12 Update: A reward expires Thursday for information leading to an arrest in the homicide of a Florence couple last year, but authorities said the investigation has taken another turn.

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August 29 Update – Doug Stephenson and his family were able to raise the $100,000 for the reward for information leading to an arrest of his parents. The reward is good until Nov. 30.
The DNA also does not match that of the Stephenson’s nephew, Charles “Steve” Stephenson” who is charged in Indiana with killing his 67-year-old friend.

(Florence, Ky.) – New information may soon be released in the investigation into a Florence couple’s murder.

Seventy-four-year-olds Bill and Peggy Stephenson were found murdered in their Ridge Edge Court home on Memorial Day weekend 2011. Read the rest of this entry »

Roy and Wanda Were Married 3 Years Before Being Murdered

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Mr. Roy Campbell and his wife, Wanda Feltner Campbell, were shot to death in their Perry County (KY) home Friday night, November 26, 2010.

Capt. Scott Miller said detectives, sergeants and patrol officers are chasing leads, but they don’t want to release any information that might be useful in getting a confession. Read the rest of this entry »

Jim Duckett

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The brutal attack happened in November, 2008.

Jim Duckett’s body was found a day later, tied to a chair in his Shelbyville, KY home, his throat slit. His sister who found him spoke with CrimePAY$ about her family’s push to bring his killers to justice.

“This is unimaginable. This is not something I shouldn’t be sitting here three years later doing an interview. I should be with my brother. I should not be trying to figure out who killed my brother, he should have never been murdered,” said Katherine Nichols. Read the rest of this entry »

2-22-12 Update: MAGOFFIN COUNTY, Ky.  — A year after a missing man’s body was found, his autopsy results have come back, but do not give his family closure.

Jerry Rowe, Jr., went missing in January 2011. His body was found nearly five months later in the Licking River, just a few miles from where Rowe lived.

Rowe’s body was sent to Frankfort for an autopsy and the results were recently released.

“The autopsy came back it was positively identified, the remains were, but cause of death was undetermined,” Magoffin County Coroner Mark Jenkins said.

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Jerry Rowe, Jr., 26, was last seen in Magoffin County, Kentucky on the afternoon of January 29, 2011 at a trailer he shared with a roommate. According to the roommate, they saw flashlights in the driveway, became frightened, and ran. The roommate said he went one way and Rowe went another. He has not been seen or heard from since. Read the rest of this entry »

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — More than a year after a Western Kentucky University professor was found stabbed to death, family and friends have doubled the reward for information hoping to solve the murder.
Martha “Bettina” Richmond, a 51-year-old math teacher, was found November 22, 2009 in her van in a Bowling Green gym parking lot.
Richmond, 51, was found slain in the front seat of her van, a tan Honda Odyssey, on Nov. 22 in the parking lot of the Bowling Green Parks and Recreation building at 225 Third Ave.
An autopsy later revealed that Richmond died from multiple stab wounds. Read the rest of this entry »

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It’s a mystery that’s haunted a Bardstown woman for more than a decade.
Her 23-year-old daughter vanished without a trace. Now a $10,000 reward is being offered in the cold case.
Melissa Sloan disappeared in 1994, just a few years after her father was kidnapped and murdered. Sloan was 23 years old.
Her mother said she has spent every day of the past 17 years trying to find her daughter and answers. Read the rest of this entry »