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Stay with WAAY 31 for updates Posted: Mar 16, 2021 11:44 AM Posted By: Josh Rayburn A 73-year-old Madison County Detention Center inmate died at the jail Monday night. Kenneth King “died in his cell of what appear to be natural causes,” the Madison County Sheriff’s Office announced in a news release Tuesday. An autopsy will be performed by the State Forensics Lab to verify the cause of death. The sheriff’s office said King had “numerous underlying health issues” and had received medical treatment on different occasions since he was incarcerated in January on a property theft cha...
Madison County jail inmate dies overnight Updated Mar 16, 2021; Madison County authorities say an inmate died overnight in the county detention center. Sheriff Kevin Turner announced this morning that Kenneth King, 73, was discovered dead in his cell of suspected natural causes. An autopsy will be performed by the State Forensics Lab to verify the cause of death, Turner said. According to the sheriff’s office, King was sentenced by the City of Huntsville Municipal Court for fourth degree theft of property in January, and he had been in jail since. “King suffered from numerous underlying ...
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico is getting a new state crime lab.
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