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Stabbing in Sumter County: Man Killed, Woman Arrested
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Tragic Stabbing in Sumter County: One Dead, Woman Charged with Murder
A domestic dispute in Sumter County, South Carolina, turned fatal early Sunday morning, leaving one man dead and a 26-year-old woman in custody. The suspect, Akasha Tamia Jones, allegedly stabbed the victim during a heated argument fueled by alcohol. The community is shocked, and the investigation is ongoing. Jones faces charges of murder and weapon possession during a violent crime. Checkout Solipillow.com
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