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Emily Griffitt Anderson murder: No word on retrial

There is no word yet on whether charges will be dismissed or if the prosecution will ask for a retrial in the case of Jerry Anderson, who capital trial ended in a hung jury, with only one juror voting for conviction. Anderson was charged in the December 2005 murder of Adair Countian Emily Griffitt Anderson.


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"Anderson case's future uncertain" By Nathan Key, was posted last evening, at 6:05pmET/6:05CT, Saturday, July 28, 2007, in the Lenoir, NC, News-Topic

Murder in Sawmills is by Hickory, NC, Hickory Record reporter Jennifer Menster. It is a blog with entries on the trial, a time line, and other easy to navigate information. Today, the last entry was July 3, 2007.

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This story was posted on 2007-07-29 07:32:59
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