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Man pleads not guilty in Pa. death of ex-employer
Scottie Nathan North, charged with criminal homicide in the 2006 death of a former employer, entered a not guilty plea to that and other charges Wednesday during mandatory arraignment in Franklin County Court.
North pleads not guilty to 2006 slaying of Amberson man
Scott "Scottie" North, 27, pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Franklin County Court on charges that he killed an Amberson businessman.
Criminal homicide charge forwarded against Franklin Co. prison inmate
An assistant district attorney argued Thursday that a Franklin County Prison inmate on the lam two years ago killed his former employer and used the man's driver's license and credit cards to make several ...
Wayne F. Craig, Sr., 89, a resident of the Orrstown Personal Care Home, and formerly of 2833 Orrstown Road, Shippensburg, died Tuesday, June 3, 2008 in the home.
“Pursuant to the Franklin County Probation Rules for employers of pre-release inmates, inmates must be supervised at their worksites”
The family of murdered Amberson businessman Carl Ryder has filed a civil suit in Franklin County Court against the man charged in Ryder's death, his former employer and the parent company of that employer. via Chambersburg Public Opinion
Accused Pa. jail escapee charged in ex-employer's death
“When the body of Mr. Ryder was initially found in Huntingdon County, the law presumes the charges are filed in the county in which the body was recovered”
Nineteen months after the decomposed body of Carl Ryder was found along a Huntingdon County roadside, Pennsylvania State Police in Franklin County have charged a jail escapee and former employee with criminal ... via Herald-Mail
Friday's Sentinel police reports
Here are Friday's Sentinel police reports: Two injured in crash Two people were taken to Carlisle Regional Medical Center with injuries after a crash Tuesday, according to Carlisle police. via Perry County Weekly
The Kodak Theatre is no country for old women - or for young women, based on the most archetypal American movies of this awards season. via Bay Guardian