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Top 5 Moments of Ole Miss Student Murder Trial
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3:46:27Now PlayingSheldon "Timothy" Herrington Jr. was accused of killing missing Ole Miss student Jimmy "Jay" Lee in July 2022. Herrington and Lee allegedly had a sexual relationship. A mistrial occurred after the jury could not vote unanimously on whether Herrington committed the crime or not. Here are the top 5 moments of the trial.
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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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