...man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting was arrested Tuesday on Deans Bridge Road, according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.Thomas Lamont Dowlen was wanted by the Springfield, Tenn., Police Department on one count of criminal...
...after his family missed a church service. Mrs. Winkler and the children were nowhere to be found. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has refused to discuss a motive, but said investigators did not believe it was because of infidelity. The...
...The responsibility is on the offender to register with us," said Jeanne Broadwell, a spokeswoman for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. Failing to register in Tennessee carries a mandatory punishment of at least six months in jail. In Mississippi...
...afraid to go anywhere by myself now." The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation wants to talk to Mr. Fant about their own...Pennsylvania slaying after his capture. Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge Richard Brogan said...
...Hester was captured about 8 p.m. Sunday in Franklin County, Ga. Kristin Helm, a spokeswoman for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, said law enforcement officers used spike strips to stop the car Mr. Hester was driving after chasing him...
...child. Arlene Smith Miller, 60, was arrested May 3 on murder charges near Hul, Ga. According to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Ms. Miller and her estranged husband, Jimmy Dean Miller, killed an Indiana woman on New Year's Eve...
...Mr. Ashby, 37, of Savannah, Ga., killed himself during an Oct. 2 standoff with Florida officers. Tennessee Bureau of Investigation officials said shoe prints found at the Tunnel Two Package store in Cumberland Gap where Ralph Hopper and...
...Jefferson County Chief Deputy Bob McCoig said Mr. Inman confessed to killing Ms. Souers after deputies and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation agents arrested him near his mother's home in Dandridge, Tenn. He later confessed to the attempted rape...
...what kind of work he was doing, who he was connected with." Jennifer Johnson, a spokeswoman for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, said Tuesday night the agency had "active leads" in Mr. Inman's whereabouts. Ms. Souers' body was...
...through the wrong door, which is just next to the restrooms on the main level of the building. Loy said the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is now leading the case. (Contact Hayes Hickman of The Knoxville News-Sentinel in Tennessee at http...
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