In the early morning hours of Sept. 14, a tractor trailer carrying chickens struck an overpass on I-85 near Hillsborough, then overturned and burst into flames. By the time the fire was extinguished by the Orange Rural Fire Department, the trailer was badly damaged, the truck’s cab was completely gone, and barely more than the transmission was left from the engine.

The driver, 51-year-old Daniel Eugene McNeal of Exmore, Va., was killed in the crash, along with his dog. The impact of the truck and the fire that followed was so damaging to the bridge’s structural integrity, the N.C. Dept. of Transportation has kept the overpass closed.

And now, a Virginia family is seeking answers and assistance about a loved one they believe was on the tractor trailer at the time of the fatal crash.

Read more: newsoforange.com

The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office wants to hear from possible witnesses in the 2004 Yolanda Bindics cold case.

25-year-old Bindics was last seen leaving the Family Dollar store at 194 Fluvanna Ave. on August 10, 2004, around 8:10 p.m. after working her shift there. Around the same time, Clarence Carte, the father of Bindics youngest child, was seen leaving the Fluvanna Kwik Fill store, according to the CCSO.

“Well, I won’t say that this face hasn’t been in our head for 18 years,” April Bindics, sister-in-law to Yolanda Bindics, said Friday.

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The Hawaiian rainforest where Gloria Doerr has lived since 2017 is a sort of magnet, she says, for people who are running away from something. But even there, in the shadow of an active volcano, sometimes things catch up with you.

For Doerr, 70, it happened this past April. She was spending a tranquil afternoon at home when she learned that her late father, Paul Alfred Doerr, had been linked to one of the most notorious murder sprees of the twentieth century. Her son had stumbled on a podcast interview with Paul’s accuser, Jarett Kobek. An internationally best-selling novelist based in Los Angeles, Kobek had written a whole book, How to Find Zodiac, about how her Dad might just have been the maniac who more than fifty years earlier had terrorized the Bay Area with a string of cold-blooded and seemingly random killings.

Read more: lamag.com

Just five days after he had just celebrated his 50th birthday, Terry Credit of Conway was shot and killed. Though it happened 6 years ago, police have continued to follow up on leads, but have been left with very little to go on.

Terry was not only a husband, but he was also a father, brother, and son.

“He was the type of person, he would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it,” explained Vickie Credit-Rome, the sister of Terry.

Read more: thv11.com

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