• June 2015, still haven't found wigger Jessica Chambers' BBQ buddies.

    From VamCo@21:1/5 to All on Wed Aug 23 08:21:01 2017
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    Ya'll recall Jessica's street name was "coon" because she was
    screwing coons.

    Investigators on the Jessica Chambers case broke what has been a
    tangible silence last week when they spoke to a local civic
    organization and their local newspaper.

    Chambers, 19, was found on Herron Road in Courtland on Dec. 6
    next to her burning car, with burns covering most of her body.
    She was taken to a Memphis hospital where she died of her
    injuries hours later.

    The case has been a long and arduous one for authorities, as
    around 70 federal, state, and local investigators have worked to
    find Chambers' killer since the incident. But as federal cases
    tend to do, the deeper the investigation gets, the less
    information has seeped through to the public.

    Paul Rowlett, an intelligence specialist from the U.S.
    Attorney's office in Oxford, spoke to the Batesville Rotary Club
    on Tuesday, and John and Rupert Howell, publishers of The
    Panolian, penned an article about his remarks to the group.

    "He wanted to convey the information that this is a very active
    case, that's not being sidelined," John Howell said. "He said
    that in so many words, and that was the primary thrust of his
    talk."

    Howell said Rowlett guarded his comments carefully, primarily
    sticking to his personal involvement in the case, and conveying
    that there were other investigators that were taking the case as
    personally as he is.

    In the Panolian article, Rowlett described the case as "the
    hardest case that any of us ever worked."

    "I have participated in two wars, three or four military
    operations and a lot of cases," The Panolian quoted Rowlett as
    saying. "But I will tell you that I have never worked so hard or
    been so emotional about a case as this one."

    John and Rupert Howell also spoke with other investigators on
    the case, who said they are as involved as they have ever been,
    and that they won't stop until they have Chambers' killer in
    custody.

    "I think I can speak for all the investigators involved and they
    won't take anything less than getting this case solved," said
    Panola County investigator Major Barry Thompson.

    Thompson told The Panolian that officials talk about the
    Chambers case several times a day, every day, with Sheriff
    Dennis Darby calling on a regular basis to stay abreast of
    updates and swapping information and leads.

    Rowlett said the rumors that the case has gone cold or is not
    being worked are nonsense.

    "There's a lot of junk out there in the public that it's not
    being worked; that nobody cares about Jessica Chambers
    ...nothing could be further from the truth," Rowlett said. "Talk
    to my wife and my kids who basically have not seen me since
    December 6th."

    "We are working it; your sheriff's office is concerned; they are
    working it, and your DA's office; we have this task force,"
    Rowlett said. "We're working it hard and I believe with all my
    heart that we'll get to the point where we can tell everybody
    that we've solved this case and somebody's going to prison for
    it."

    Federal authorities contacted for comment on Monday said they
    couldn't comment on an ongoing investigation. District Attorney
    John Champion and Darby could not be reached for comment Monday.

    Authorities have yet to name a suspect, and the internet has
    been wild with speculation, theories, and accusations. Officials
    have said they can't let rumors distract them from their
    mission, but residents of the area have said that the internet
    chatter has made for an even more frightening environment in
    Panola County.

    The reward for information leading to the conviction of the
    person or persons responsible for Chambers' death currently
    stands at $54,000. Authorities have asked that citizens to
    continue to call Panola County Sheriff's Office or CrimeStoppers
    with any information.

    http://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/2015/04/13/intelligence- specialist-talks-jessica-chambers-case-emotions/25734909/
     

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