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Debit, Credit Cards Found in Missing Ole Miss Student's Vehicle
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1:08:46Now PlayingA former Mississippi detective testified on Monday morning about what was found inside the vehicle of missing Ole Miss student Jimmy "Jay" Lee in July 2022. The detective said Lee's debit, credit cards and IDs were found in the front seats. Sheldon "Timothy" Herrington Jr. is suspected of killing the college student. His body has yet to be found. He was declared dead in October.
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Sheldon “Timothy” Herrington Jr. is accused of murdering Jimmie “Jay” Lee, a missing University of Mississippi student whose body has never been found. Investigators believe Herrington killed Lee to cover-up a romantic relationship between the two. A grand jury indicted Herrington on a capital murder charge.
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