A YouTuber covering the disappearance of Tennessee teen Sebastian Rogers has been ordered by a judge to stay away from the missing teen's parents, as the search for missing boy enters its eight month.
Election denier Mark Finchem made the stunning confession in Las Vegas during a public briefing in support of Millersville, Tennessee Assistant Police Chief Shawn Taylor, according to WTVF-TV.
A Tennessee man is suing state troopers for $1 million after being wrongfully arrested for DUI in Monroe County, as they insisted he was "probably high" despite his sobriety and passing all tests.
The judge ruled that the officers were protected by qualified immunity, which exempts government workers from liability in many cases when there is no established precedent showing that their actions were wrong.
Brittany Leake, a current Memphis police officer and now former girlfriend of Demetrius Haley, took the stand a week-and-a-half into the trial of Haley, Tadarrius Bean and Justin Smith.
Last week, the FBI announced a reward of $50,000 for information about the case, and while the search for the truth is still underway, Chapman has decided to step in and increase the reward to $100,000.
The Boy Scouts Middle Tennessee Council said the camper was part of a National Guard family and was participating in the Tennessee National Guard's annual Youth Development Week.
The TikTokers leading the initiative are two users who go by @bbq_lady and @tammyyyee. Six months and still no sign of Tennessee's Sebastian Rogers has the TikTok community rallying behind the FBI effort to find the missing teen by raising money to hang up billboards of the autistic teen nationwide.
Sebastian, a 15-year-old boy with autism, vanished from his Hendersonville, Tennessee, bedroom on Feb. 25, after his mother put him to bed, said police.
Sebastian, 15, who has medical conditions such as autism, was reportedly last seen on February 25 in Hendersonville, Tennessee, as his mother was putting him to bed.
A jury found Finnegan, 56, guilty on two counts of first-degree murder, criminally negligent homicide, aggravated rape, and a slew of other charges, for the 2019 death of Paxton, prosecutors said.
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