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Two plead for murder at hog farm
Bain lone defendent still left
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Timmie Lee Bain remains held in lieu of bond awaiting a trial date.
Two men who helped a killer dispose of a body have entered guilty pleas, leaving only the alleged murderer waiting for trial in the case known as the hog farm murder.The first defendant, Dustin Ray McKillip, entered a guilty plea before Circuit Court Judge Bart Stanley to the charge of abuse of a corpse and was directed to serve five years in the state penitentiary. The second man, Gary Lee Lankford Jr., entered a guilty plea to the charge of being an accessory after the fact and was sentenced to one year in jail.They were both originally charged with first-degree murder and could have faced life in prison if convicted. The alleged murderer, Timmie Lee Bain, 50, remains held in lieu of bond awaiting a trial date to be set for the murder of his roommate and co-worker, Daniel Mayo, who prosecutors say died at Bain’s hand over three years ago.Bain stands charged with shooting Mayo in the face with a shotgun during a drunken argument at their apartment that adjoined a hog barn where they worked at Mud Creek.
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Reed arrested after driving into house
Piece of mail found at scene leads to suspect
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A Morrison man accused of paying an uninvited visit to an Old Well Rd. home earlier this week faces multiple charges after his Sunday arrest. George David Reed, 31, is incarcerated at the Warren County Jail as of Thursday’s press time, facing charges of driving under the influence (second offense), leaving the scene of an accident, filing a false report, unlawful possession of a weapon and vandalism. His total bond is $52,500.
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