Evidence on the steps of the home at #3 Washington St. where the shooting took place. (Photo: Walter Geiger). The inset is a photo of victim Deontez Turnipseed.

Washington St. shooting victim is dead

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Walter Geiger

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Wednesday, November 6. 2013

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Barnesville police investigators responded to the scene of a shooting on Washington St. Wednesday night and were still there early Thursday morning, according to investigator Al Moltrum. Meanwhile, the victim has died from a gunshot wound.

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#1 Victoria Forsyth on 11/06/13 at 09:32 PM

[email protected] I know the shooter and this is another tragedy in Lamar co. My prayers are with both families.

#2 Curious ??? on 11/07/13 at 03:08 PM

Anyone know why they would dispatch for a medical evacuation helicopter and then not use it? Would this have made the difference in saving his life? Who makes those judgement calls?

#3 NOLAN D LEAVELL on 11/09/13 at 05:04 PM

A dilapidated shotgun house? Was this really necessary?

#4 Capt. Willard on 11/09/13 at 05:59 PM

Ok, then, Nolan. it was a fine example of early, textile mill-built shotgun architecture with a brilliant application of rare concrete block leveling under the front porch support piers.

Highlighting the landscaping were multiple aging malt liquor cans accessorized with dozens of small, empty glassine bags that shimmered under the one street light that had not been shot out.

The curtain dividing the two bedrooms was the very best grade Dollar General has to offer.

The historic neighborhood is anchored by a former Habitat for Humanity house with multiple historic vehicles up on blocks in the drive which will be restored when dear leader, President for Life Barack Obama, gets the Bush economy fixed once and for all.

Certainly, those whiteys at the Historical Society should get busy writing grants to preserve this magnificent, vintage Barnesville neighborhood.

#4.1 Betty Gooden on 11/10/13 at 07:16 AM

Thank you Capt. Willard, I LOVE YOUR REPLY, LOVE IT, LOVE IT. A great comment about most of the fine Historical homes on Washington, St.
MRS.GOODEN'S SISTER- Pat Byrd

#5 Sandra Usery on 11/11/13 at 11:13 PM

This has nothing to do with anything except a need for information. Does anyone know anything I can do to get rid of about 600 VHS tapes (movies) other than dump them in the trash. I tried to get the tape out so I could maybe recycle the cases but I have arthritis in my hands and it was a disaster. Thanks for any suggestions you may have.

#5.1 Cats on 11/12/13 at 05:18 PM

Sandra- I just Googled for any ideas, and I read that you can donate to hospitals, daycares( if the movie is age appropriate of course), nursing homes. The tapes are tax deductible if your donation is accepted.
Hope this helps.

#6 Sandra Usery on 11/13/13 at 11:09 AM

Thanks. I had thought about the nursing home but just never followed through. This time I will. I hate to just trash them but I really need the room. They are numbered and cataloged so it would be easy to find an appropriate one.

#7 native ofbarnesville on 11/17/13 at 08:57 AM

you can also try the jail. They will only show cartoons and non violent stuff. Movies for you grandkids.

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