Lack Of Evidence Connects Suspect to Ole Miss Student's Murder: Defense
December 12, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe defense went through the evidence from the state's case to show that it does not connect to his client, Timothy Herrington Jr., during closing arguments. At one point, the defense said it was not a full investigation into the death of Ole Miss student Jay Lee, particularly at the apartment complex where his vehicle was towed. Herrington is accused of killing Lee, who he allegedly had a sexual relationship with.
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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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