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Students at Georgia’s five state universities have a one in 100 chance of being involved in a serious on-campus crime each year, according to new statistics. The federal Campus Security Act, which took effect this year, requires colleges to report crime statistics to the state. Georgia’s state colleges reported last week that nearly 800 serious…
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DNA samples taken from the three men charged with stealing murder victim Jennifer Stone’s cameras do not match samples taken from the murder scene, results from the state crime lab revealed late last week. Larry D. Brown, 34, Donald Wilson, 32, both listed as homeless, and Earnest Brown Jr., 29, a UGA employee, were charged…
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Fingerprints found in Jennifer Stone’s house after her April slaying don’t match the fingerprints of three new suspects in the case, Athens-Clarke police said Thursday. “None of the prints have come back positive,” said David Camp, bureau chief of administration. “We have no matches at all.” As of late Thursday, police had not received results…
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Athens-Clarke County police are investigating the connection of three men to Jennifer Stone’s death after they were arrested for selling two cameras that were taken from her apartment at the time of her death. The three sold the cameras on the street and are being charged with theft by receiving/disposing, which Athens-Clarke County Police Chief…
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ATHENS — Two of the three men identified as possible suspects in the case of slain University of Georgia senior Jennifer Stone have prior convictions on charges of aggravated assault and burglary, public records show. The three — Earnest Brown, 29; Donald Wilson, 32; and Larry Darnell Brown, 34 — have been arrested in connection…
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Three men charged with stealing Jennifer Stone’s cameras sold them four blocks from her house in the early morning hours of April 23 — the day her slain body was found, authorities said Wednesday. Investigators charged a University of Georgia employee and two homeless men with stealing two of Ms. Stone’s cameras, Police Chief Ronald…
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The art department’s week-long exhibit of photographs taken by University student Jennifer Stone, who was killed spring quarter, has surprised many people with Stone’s artistic vision, said University art professor Robert Nix. “She really had something to say,” Nix said. “She learned her processes mainly to say what she had in mind.” Stone, whose death…
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Although there are “no concrete suspects” at this time, Athens-Clarke County police say the murder case of Jennifer Lynn Stone remains a top priority within the department. Stone, a 22-year-old senior at the University of Georgia, was found strangled in her N. Hull Street apartment April 23. “We’re not getting the headlines we got early…
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Spring quarter proved to be a busy one for Athens-Clarke County and University police. The following is a list of some of the incidents that occurred during the past few months and where the cases stand. • Police said they still have no suspects in the case involving the slaying of Jennifer Stone, the University…
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A crowd of about 500 people gathered at the Catholic Center Wednesday afternoon to remember Jennifer Stone, the University senior from Roswell who was killed April 23. Stone, an advertising major and avid photographer, was scheduled to graduate in June. Sandi Turner, a close friend and Kappa Delta sorority sister of Stone’s, recalled a particular…