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A Knox County man died early Tuesday after suffering multiple gunshot wounds, according to Kentucky State Police Post 10-Harlan Public Affairs Officer Trooper Shane Jacobs.
The man's caretaker, Charlene Sue King, 49, of Barbourville, was arrested on a charge of murder.
The shooting happened about 12:30 a.m. at a home along J Goodin Branch Road.Troopers along with deputies with the Knox County Sheriff’s Office responded.
The homeowner was pronounced dead at the scene by the Knox County Coroner’s Office. The body was sent to the state medical examiner’s office for an autopsy.
King is jailed in the Knox County Detention Center.
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November 13, 2012
Knox man shot, caretaker arrested for murder
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2013 Corbin High School Graduation
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'Corbin Forever'
They painted the floor of the Corbin Arena “Red,” so to speak, as Corbin High School held its 96th Annual Commencement Friday evening.
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'Corbin Forever'
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Two indicted for armed robberies
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Theft, drug charges among indictments
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Man arrested for trying to hire killer on Topix
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Whayne Supply to throw anniversary party Saturday
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Two indicted for armed robberies
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Williamsburg’s Natalie Croley participated in the 100 Meter Hurdles.
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Mixed Results
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Fear 'Les' 13th Region Diamond Rankings
With post-season beginning today, I figured I should release my post-season rankings before district tournaments begin.
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Mixed Results
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Disturbing trend of hyperbole in media, politics
There is a disturbing trend of absolute hyperbole on the part of news media and political speakers. What I’m talking about is the immediate use of top shelf words like “dictator,” “fascist,” “communist,” and this really has to stop.
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Disturbing trend of hyperbole in media, politics
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Gone, but not forgotten
At 2 p.m. Thursday, the students, teachers and staff of Corbin Elementary School took time out to remember one of their own.
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Corbin to host electronic recycling day
As technology changes, so does the hardware. That means older computers, televisions and other electronic equipment have to find their way out of your home or office, and into the waste bin.
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Corbin to host electronic recycling day
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