A two-vehicle crash killed one person and sent another to a hospital in Laurel County Tuesday on Kentucky 770.

The accident happened 10 miles south of London just after 3 p.m.

James Poe, 32 and Robert Poe, 51 both from Gray were traveling westbound when they collided head-on with Kevin Carroll blocking the roadway.

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Robert Poe was being transported to Corbin Baptist Hospital when he died en route.

James Poe was issued citations for driving on a suspended license, no insurance, no registration and DUI. He was also transported to the hospital with serious injuries.

Carroll, 48 of Calvin, received possible injuries but wished to not be transported to the hospital.

The cause of the accident remains under investigation.

The Coconino County Sheriff’s Deputies and Detectives are attempting to locate fifty one year old Trudy Fay Lawson. She was last seen on January 18, 2014 at 10:00 am at her residence located east of Flagstaff in the Doney Park area. She subsequently made two telephone calls to family members around 2pm. During one of the telephone calls she said she was possibly headed to Phoenix, AZ. Trudy has not been in contact with her family members since the phone calls. Trudy is believed to be driving her vehicle, which is also missing from her residence, described as a 2004 GMC Yukon gray in color with Arizona plate 576KWX.

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Trudy’s family and friends are very concerned about her welfare. Deputies and Detectives are actively investigating this case and are following up on leads and information as it is received or developed.

Trudy was last seen wearing jeans and a white shirt with a pink camouflage hat.

If you have information regarding the disappearance or current location of Trudy Fay Lawson please contact the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office at 928-774-4523 or toll free at 1-800-338-7888 or Silent Witness at (928)774-6111

Cain Michael Cain, a resident of Charlotte, N.C., was arrested and charged with two counts each of obtaining property by false pretense and insurance fraud, according to an announcement made by Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin.

Department of Insurance criminal investigators allege that Cain filed insurance claims with multiple insurance companies for vehicle damage from a single accident that that occurred in Mecklenburg County. Cain filed the first claim on May 11, 2007, with 21st Century Insurance Company and was paid $4,775. He then allegedly filed a claim for the same damage with Discovery Insurance Company on Sept. 25, 2012, and was paid $1,771.02. Investigators allege that Cain filed a third fraudulent claim with Insurance House-Southern General Insurance Company on April 3, 2013, and was paid $299.98 for a rental car. Insurance House stopped payment on the check intended for the vehicle repair and contacted the Department of Insurance.

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Cain was arrested by the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department on Jan. 15 and placed under a $2,500 bond.

Downers Grove police are requesting the public’s help in finding a man last seen Sunday evening.

Clifford Abbott, 77,  was reported missing by his family after not arriving for an appointment at 8:30 a.m. on Jan. 20. He has experienced recent memory lapses, according to police. He is believed to be driving a 2002 black Ford Ranger extended cab pick up truck, with Illinois registration 1085142B.

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Clifford is 5-foot-8, 148 pounds, with gray hair and blue eyes. He usually wears a black Bass Pro Shop cap, flannel shirt, blue jeans, and black shoes. His daughter last saw him around 6 p.m. Sunday.

Any person who may know the whereabouts of this individual are asked to contact the Downers Grove Police Department at (630) 434-5600 or 911 to verify his well being.

Lexington Police have issued a murder warrant in connection with the disappearance of a Lexington man.

LEX18 has learned one man is in jail and a murder warrant has been issued for another.

On Monday, homicide detectives got a murder warrant for Robert Marcum Taylor, who goes by Mark Taylor.

So far, Taylor has not been arrested, but according to court documents Timothy Ballard, who goes by Tiny, is in the Fayette County Detention Center charged with complicity to kidnapping resulting in the death of victim, and tampering with evidence.

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They are the suspects in the disappearance of Alex Johnson who vanished from his Hanover Avenue home back on Dec. 20. The 32-year-old was on the phone with his girlfriend when he got a knock at the door and hasn’t been seen or heard from since.

Timothy Ballard did nearly 20 years in prison on an armed robbery charge in 1992, a case where he was originally charged with kidnapping in that case, too. He is currently on parole was was in court Tuesday at 1:00p.m. to answer to the new charges.

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Murder Warrant Issued In Connection To Missing Lexington Man

Lexington Police have issued a murder warrant in connection with the disappearance of a Lexington man.

LEX18 has learned one man is in jail and a murder warrant has been issued for another.

On Monday, homicide detectives got a murder warrant for Robert Marcum Taylor, who goes by Mark Taylor.

http://liarcatchers.com/missing_persons_investigations.html 

So far, Taylor has not been arrested, but according to court documents Timothy Ballard, who goes by Tiny, is in the Fayette County Detention Center charged with complicity to kidnapping resulting in the death of victim, and tampering with evidence.

They are the suspects in the disappearance of Alex Johnson who vanished from his Hanover Avenue home back on Dec. 20. The 32-year-old was on the phone with his girlfriend when he got a knock at the door and hasn’t been seen or heard from since.

Timothy Ballard did nearly 20 years in prison on an armed robbery charge in 1992, a case where he was originally charged with kidnapping in that case, too. He is currently on parole was was in court Tuesday at 1:00p.m. to answer to the new charges.

With all of the home invasions lately, Liar catchers Electronic surveillance looks at the cost to have a home video system.

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1- Cost of 4 camera system with DVR which records up to 90 days is about $399. Important to note there is NO RE-OCCURRING FEES. Once you pay for the system it is paid for.

2- The system should have internet access so you can view the cameras from your smartphone or computer from another location.

3- The systems are extremely easy to install and most have a 800 number for support who will dial into your home computer and set up all of the settings for free.

4- Please the cameras high and try to get them as “out of sight” as you can.

5- Aim one at each entry point ( front door, back door , garage entry ) and the last of the 4 should be aimed at the area most likely to attract thieves ( living room television as an example )

6- Try to hide the DVR after installation and place a small piece of black electrical tape over the red blinking light so it does not attract attention. This is your recording of whomever may enter your home.

Please feel free to contact Liar Catchers for any questions about which systems work well. We have been very fond of the SWANN systems which can be found at places like Lowes, Wal-Mart etc )

Hackers now have credit card numbers and contact information of millions of people after the Target and Neiman Marcus data breach.

By now, you may have changed your card numbers and PIN codes, but experts warn, you still need to be cautious of the e-mails and phone calls you may receive.

Credit.com advisers said identity thieves can engage in a form of “-ishing” to steal more information.

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Bob Brandon of Agawam said, “People have to really keep their guard up and not just trust what somebody’s asking or telling them. There is a good chance that they are being scammed, and they have to be very, very careful.”

If you have an e-mail account, watch out for “phishing” or “spear-phishing.” That’s when hackers e-mail their victims, claiming to be a financial company or a friend. “Vishing” and “smishing” are when hackers call or text you.

A grand jury indicted a woman for murder in connection with a crash that led to the death one person in Laurel County back in November.

Police say Cora Wilson, 35, was on drugs when she caused a crash on Nov. 27 along KY-80. Five people were hospitalized after that collision. Darlene Woods, 58, died from her injuries on Dec. 7.

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The Corbin Tribune reports the grand jury handed down a five-count indictment last Friday. Along with the murder charge, Wilson faces three assault and DUI charges.

The grand jury also indicted Wilson on a trafficking charge stemming from an incident last summer. Police say officers found two grams of meth for resale in her possession last July.

Wilson will return to court next month.