The state, led by Henderson County District Attorney Donna Bennett, rested its case Wednesday in the capital murder trial of Randall Wayne Mays. The defense team, headed by Tyler attorney Bobby Mims, began presenting its case this morning.
Mays is being tried for shooting and killing Henderson County Sheriff's Deputy Tony Ogburn, 61, on May 17, 2007. Mays also shot and killed Henderson County Sheriff's Investigator Paul Habelt, 63. Mims admitted during opening arguments Monday that Mays shot both men. He said he will provide jurors a reason why he shot them later in the trial.
If guilty, Mays could face life in prison or the death penalty.
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BREAKING NEWS: After prosecution rests, defense to take turn
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10 most romantic hotels in the U.S.
Valentine’s Day will be here soon, and a romantic getaway may be just what the heart needs. TripAdvisor has released its list of the 10 most romantic hotels in the country, based on travelers’ reviews about the beautiful scenery, friendly staffs and romantic amenities like hot tubs and fireplaces.
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Downed airplane located
The Henderson County Sheriff's Office and Texas Department of Public Safety Game Wardens assisted in locating an plane that went down in Lake Palestine early Thursday. The Department of Public Safety is investigating the crash.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER: Mabank’s Norman to play soccer at SFA
Senior Ashton Norman has signed a National Letter of Intent to play soccer at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches.
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Again bowled over by canine chaos on Super Sunday
The Super Bowl is now in our rear view mirror, and I’ve had to deal with the fact that football season is finally over.
Men and women in shorts are now running around with a round ball. They’ll be dominating the sports calander for the next couple of months. We’re just a few weeks away from March Madness, and after that, the NBA playoffs. - If it sounds too good to be true, it most likely is
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