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Questioned

Associated Press · March 16, 1961

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Sixteen-year-old Bruce Edwards of Granville County, N.C., is questioned today by nearby Colonial Heights police concerning the fatal shooting of his stepmother, Mrs. Lucy May Edwards. Mrs. Edwards' body was discovered at her home near Oxford, N.C. The policemen are L.E. Elder and Sgt. J.L. Norman who is holding a rifle which, he said, was found in Edwards' car when he was stopped for speeding.

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