In a heated letter to Gov. Zell Miller, a state lawmaker has called for greater involvement by Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents in the investigation of the April 22 murder of Jennifer Stone. “This case has been dragging on for over five months and I want this murder solved,” wrote Charles Poag, D-Eton, in the…
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…
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…
The rape and slaying of University of Georgia student Jennifer Stone last week has caused many students to take a closer look at how vulnerable they might be to violent crime. Dave Blount, head of the Athens chapter of Safe Campuses Now, said his group is stepping up its efforts to recruit volunteers and to…
“Death is nothing at all. I have only slipped away into the next room. I am I. You are you… Call me by my old familiar name. Speak to me in the easy way which you always used to… Play, smile, think of me, pray for me. It is the same as it ever was.”…
As the events in the last days of slain University of Georgia student Jennifer Stone come into focus, possible clues to the identity of her killer remain shrouded in undisclosed trace evidence. Authorities will finish gathering evidence at her house today and turn the residence over to her family, while about 40 police officers continue…