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(03/17/2007)
GRANDFATHER AND GRANDSON DIE - State Police say a 14-year old boy and his grandfather are dead in an apparent murder suicide at Green Bank, Pocahontas County.

Police say a relative found the bodies of 14-year old Christopher Reeser and his Grandfather and guardian William Lyle Taylor Thursday.

The body of the teen was found at the kitchen table, the body of the grandfather in a bathroom.

Autopsies are underway at the State Medical Examiner's Office.

Police say they believe the man shot the boy and then himself.

Reeser was in the eighth grade at Green Bank Elementary School.

MORGANTOWN ARMED ROBBER - Police are asking for your help to find two men involved in an armed robbery in Morgantown.

Police say a white male, and a black male, armed with pistols robbed Town Hill Grocery around 2 a.m. One suspect demanded a customers purse and when they refused he struck them and took it.

Both suspects took off with an undisclosed amount of money.

MAN SHOT IN PARADISE - 911 Dispatchers say a man was shot Thursday night inside a Putnam county bar.

The shooting happened at 10:22 p.m. at the Paradise Inn.

Dispatchers say the man was shot in the leg. Police have not released the man's name or condition.

MAN PLEADS IN MURDER - A Charleston man accused in the July 2005 shooting death of a night janitor at a recycling center has pled guilty to first-degree murder.

A life-with-mercy sentence was recommended, meaning 28-year-old Jason Williams would be eligible for parole consideration after 15 years.

Charges of breaking and entering were dismissed.

A condition of the deal is that Williams testify against his co-defendant and brother-in-law, 25-year-old William McCallister Junior.

Investigators say McCallister is the one who actually shot 45-year-old Harvey Pomeroy. Police say Pomeroy died after confronting the suspects during a break-in attempt at the Kanawha County Solid Waste Authority's recycling center.


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