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Emily Griffitt Anderson murder: No verdict at lunch

MURDER IN SAWMILLS: Latest: "Nothing at Lunch," at With this link, keep up with the courtroom side diary of a reporter on the scene at the trial of Jerry Anderson in Gastonia, NC, with Hickory, NC Hickory Record reporter, Jennifer Menster "Murder in Sawmills"


Posted earlier this morning, Wednesday, July 18, 2007:

HICKORY NC RECORD:"Still no verdict in Anderson murder trial. Jurors have all the evidence with them to deliberate fate of Sawmills man" is by Jennifer Menster, Hickory, NC. Hickory Record staff writer, posted this morning, Wednesday, July 18, 2007.

CHARLOTTE, NC, WCNC.COM:"Anderson jury deliberations enter fifth day" was posted at 7:35am/ET/6:35amCT Wednesday, July 18, 2007. It is by Mark Boone.

LENOIR, NC, NEWS-TOPIC:"Stuck jury pores over all evidence" is by Paul Teague and was posted at the Lenoir, NC, News Topic on Tuesday, July 17, 2007, late last night, at 10:42pmET/9:42pmCT.

For previous coverage on the story in CM, enter "Emily Griffitt" in the searchbox.


This story was posted on 2007-07-18 11:16:34
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