May 6, 2008 | The Wilson County News
Martin Mroz: St. Hedwig outlaw
COURTESY PHOTO Martin Mroz, a notorious outlaw, was born in St. Hedwig. He died in a gunfight with lawmen in El Paso and is buried in the Concordia Cemetery there. via The Wilson County News
The murder case KRIS 6 News first reported last month is now solved, thanks to the Corpus Christi Police Department, The Texas Rangers and the Live Oak County Deputies. via KRISTV.COM Corpus Christi
“My experience with TSA was a nightmare I had to endure. No one deserves to be treated this way.”
The Federal Reserve will auction another $100 billion in April to cash-strapped banks as it continues to combat the effects of a credit crisis. via The Capital
Another Texas prison riot injures multiple inmates
Authorities said one inmate was killed and several others injured in a prison riot in south Texas Friday morning. via News 8 Austin
Police: 30 Inmates Stabbed In Prison Riot
As many as 30 inmates were stabbed Friday after a riot erupted at a federal prison in Live Oak County, authorities said. via NBC Channel 5
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Prison Riot Injures Several Inmates In South Texas
Authorities say several inmates have been injured in a prison riot in south Texas.
Dispatchers with the Live Oak County Sheriff's Office say multiple inmates were hurt in the riot Friday morning.
Federal Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman Traci Billings says no personnel were hurt and guards brought the riot under control quickly.
San Antonio emergency responders are assisting authorities in the small rural county. The medium-security prison about 80 miles south of San Antonio has roughly 1,200 inmates. Read more
Officials investigating riot at federal prison in Three Rivers
A federal correctional facility in Live Oak County is on alert following a riot at the prison this morning. via MySA.com
East Austin woman found ok after Live Oak County crash
“Even my Dad. She encouraged him to carry on and continue. 'I'll take care of the kids. You get out there and do what you got to do.'”
A family photo of Warneta Overton, who has been missing since March 18. The highway patrol identified Warneta Overton after a crash involving her Buick sedan in Live Oak County. via KEYE-TV Austin
Man sentenced to 25 years for drunk driving
“Prison is the proper place for criminals who deliberately continue to drink and drive.”
Man was doing 75 mph in Cedar Park on Christmas Day 2005 A fugitive drunk driver was sentenced to 25 Years in prison. via Hill Country News
Family Says Woman Identified By Tattoo Had Been Missing Since Mother's Day
“I just miss her. I miss her a bunch”
A decomposed body found back in May has been identified as that of a San Antonio woman. via WOAI.com
Woman with tattoo identified SAN ANTONIO - A distinctive tattoo of a butterfly has led to the identification of a woman found dead in a remote area in Live Oak County in May. via The Wilson County News
DPS Releases Tattoo Sketch Of Dead Woman
Law enforcement officials have released a sketch of a butterfly tattoo in hopes it will help them identify a woman who was found dead in May. via KSAT-TV San Antonio
Butterfly Tattoo A Clue To Woman's Identity
The Live Oak County Sheriff's Department has asked for help identifying a woman who was found dead near a creek six months ago. via KRISTV.COM Corpus Christi
Body of woman found in May is ID'd
A woman's body, with a butterfly tattoo on the outside of her right calf, was identified Thursday after those close to her called authorities, Live Oak County sheriff's Investigator Charlie Stroleny said. via MySA.com
DPS confirms ID of 'Jane Doe' with butterfly tattoo
Investigators say they've confirmed the identity of a tattooed woman whose badly decomposed body was found southeast of San Antonio last May. via KXXV-TV Waco
Investigators hope butterfly tattoos help Id body 10:28 Am CT
Authorities were hoping butterfly tattoos will help investigators identify the body of a woman found in Live Oak County earlier this year. via The Dallas Morning News
Butterfly Tattoo May Help DPS Identify Woman
Posted: Distinctive butterfly tattoos may help solve the case of an unidentified deceased woman found in a remote area in Live Oak County in May 2007. via KCBD-TV Lubbock
DPS releases tattoo sketch, hopes to identify dead woman
Law enforcement officials have released a sketch of a butterfly tattoo in hopes it will help them identify a woman who was found dead in May. via El Paso Times
Two men indicted for sexual assault on Children.[Mexican illegals in S. Texas]
“Following an investigation by LOC Deputy Brad Whitworth, Gutierrez was arrested two days later, on June 26”
Posted on 11/06/2007 12:59:47 PM PST by SwinneySwitch A special session of the Live Oak County Grand Jury convened on Oct. via Free Republic