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Preliminary hearing yields new details in quadruple homicide

Posted On 28 Feb 2018

By : Dean Manning

Tag: Brock, Byers, Corbin Police, Jackson, murder

New details in the investigation into the shooting deaths of four people, including an unborn child, came to light Tuesday during a preliminary hearing for the accused, 37-year-old Paul Brock.

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