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(01/23/2006)
WOOD WOMAN HELD FOR STABBING - A Walker woman is behind bars for allegedly stabbing her uncle.

Brenda Dailey was charged Saturday night in Wood County Magistrate court with malicious assault.

The Wood County Sheriff's Department says the Saturday incident caused the victim to suffer three stab wounds.

Camden Clark Memorial Hospital reported he was in good condition.

Dailey's bond is set a $20,000, but she cannot bond out because she was already on home confinement.

She is being charged for breaking her home confinement.

MURDER VICTIM SHOT, STABBED AND SUFFERED BLUNT FORCE - Autopsy results are in for a Marmet woman that police say was murdered by her husband before he committed suicide.

The autopsy says 42-year-old Beth Gordon suffered gunshot and stab wounds, as well as blunt force trauma.

Her husband, 57-year-old David Gordon, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police say David Gordon attacked his wife Saturday night, then called the woman's parents to tell them what he had done before killing himself.


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