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Emily Griffitt Anderson Murder: Charges against Jerry Anderson dismissed Case against Cumberland County, KY, native, dropped on Tuesday,November 27, 2007. Dismissal "without prejudice," meaning that itcould be resumed should new evidence warrant it. Reward fund to find killer of AdairCountian continues. Case gets wide coverage in North Carolina lastnight, early today. Links follow. Special ColumbiaMagazine.com report Adair Countians, including members of the victims family who live hereand are following the Emily Griffitt Anderson murder case now mustwatch with dimming hope that her killer, whoever he or she is, willever be brought to justice. Yesterday, Tuesday, November 27, 2007, the charges against thevictim's husband, Jerry Anderson, a Cumberland County, KY native, weredismissed without prejudice. The action took place in Gastonia, NC, the site of the murder trialwhich ended in a hung jury on July 20, 2007. The jury had voted 11-1for acquittal. "Murder charge dropped" - from Hickory, NC Clickhere for story posted Wednesday, November 28, 2007, in theHickory, NC, Record, "Murder charge dropped/Jerry Anderson officiallya free man; investigation continues into wife's death," datelined"Sawmills," by Jennifer Menster, Record staff writer. In-depth storywith photo of Jerry Anderson and his attorney, Lisa Dubs, walking outof Gaston County, NC, jail, earlier. "Timeline of events in Sawmills murder case" - from Hickory, NC Clickhere For detailed "Timeline of events in Sawmills murdercase," from December 29, 2005, when Emly Griffitt Anderson'sdisappearance was reported and including key dates through Tuesday'sdismissal news story." "Hunt for killer will continue" - from Lenoir, NC Clickhere for in-depth story about what is happening in the caseand what to expect in the future. The story is by Linda Payne, and wasposted at 12:28amET on the Lenoir, NC. News-Topic online. "DA Dismisses Anderson charges" - from Lenoir, NC ClickHere for in-depth story posted Wednesday, November 28, 2007,by Paul Teague in the Lenoir, NC, News-Topic, the daily newspaper inCaldwell County, where the Anderson hometown of Sawmills, NC, islocated. "Emily deserved better than this" - from Lenoir, NC ClickHere for in-depth story by Linda Payne in the Lenoir, NC,News-Topic, about how friends of Emily Griffitt Anderson are receivingthe news. The story was posted at 1:28amET. Does not contain interviewmaterial from Kentucky, but does note that attempts were made to reachDr. Mike Griffitt. Mike Griffitt is Emily's brother, who grew up inColumbia, KY, and is now a veterinarian in Jessamine County,KY. "Charges dismissed against Anderson" - from Charlotte, NC. Clickhere for brief story posted Tuesday, November 27, 2007, in theCharlotte, NC. Observer, about the news of the dismissal of chargesagainst Jerry Anderson. Story accompanied by photos of JerryAnderson. "Charges dismissed in the Jerry Anderson trial" - from WBTV,Charlotte, with video Clickhere for brief story, accompanied by video, atwww.charlotte.com, the website for WBTV in Charlotte. "DA drops murder charges against Anderson," -from WCNC Clickhere for longer story with photo of Jerry Anderson by MichelleBoudin of WCNC Tv on the dismissal of charges against Jerry Anderson.Story accompanied by links to stories entitled, "Hung Jury Declared inJerry Anderson Case." and "Murder trial cost around $1million." "Without prejudice" - from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ClickHere for Wikipedia definition of "Without Prejudice," inlaw. Reward fund set up Click Here toread about the reward fund of $3,500 at the online"emilygriffittanderson" reward website. Past stories at ColumbiaMagazine.com Clickhere for directory to past photos and stories atColumbiaMagazine.com about the case. Within stories there are dozensof links to other online stories on the murder. This story was posted on 2007-11-28 06:59:11
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