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Family seeks answers months after Houston woman’s death remains unexplained
SUMMARY: After more than seven months, the cause of death for 68-year-old Deborah Jackson remains undetermined, leaving her family in distress. Her son Casey, who reached out to KPRC’s help desk, is seeking answers about his mother’s death on June 28th after she moved to Houston for support. Despite her known health issues, including diabetes, heart problems, and a seizure disorder, he is frustrated by the lack of communication regarding the autopsy status at the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences. Casey emphasizes the emotional burden of uncertainty, compounded by the need for a death certificate to finalize her life insurance policy.
More than seven months have passed since a Houston woman died, leaving her family with unanswered questions about the cause of her death as her autopsy remains pending at the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences.
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Friend of murdered woman in shock, brother accused in the crime
SUMMARY: Alicia Parker, 48, was shot and killed by her brother, 44-year-old Dwat Parker, who is now charged with murder. In court, Dwat displayed visible rage as the charges were read, while Alicia’s friend, Crystal Beasley, expressed her shock and struggle to comprehend the tragedy. The two had been close since meeting in prison 17 years ago, despite their different religious beliefs. Beasley believes an argument may have led to the shooting and is disturbed that Dwat was arrested at a restaurant Alicia loved. He remains in jail on a $500,000 bond and will appear in court on Monday.
The victim’s brother is accused of shooting and killing her. Alisha Parker’s best friend is struggling to make sense of it.
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Forney shooting: 1 dead, 1 hurt, 2 in custody after gunfire near Brown Middle School
SUMMARY: A shooting in a Forney neighborhood left one man dead and another injured, with two suspects in custody. The incident, captured on video, showed gunfire and a white sedan speeding away. The car ended up near Leon Brown Middle School, where nearby schools were placed under security protocols. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots and seeing a man fleeing the scene. One victim was airlifted to a hospital, and the other died. Authorities have not disclosed the motive, but confirmed that the community is no longer at risk. The investigation continues, and further details are awaited.
One man is dead, another one is in the hospital and two are in custody after a shooting in the middle of the afternoon in a Forney neighborhood.
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Federal judge blocks Texas SCOPE law keeping kids from 'democratic exchange of views online'
SUMMARY: A federal judge has blocked Texas’s SCOPE Act, which aimed to restrict minors’ access to content deemed harmful, citing violations of their First Amendment rights. Judge Robert Pitman asserted that the law’s content-based restrictions lacked a compelling state interest and could hinder minors’ participation in democratic discourse online. He criticized vague and politically charged terms within the law, such as “promoting” and “harassment.” The lawsuit, filed by advocacy groups on behalf of minors, achieved a significant victory against government censorship. The ruling raises concerns about similar legislative efforts in other states affecting online free expression.
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